Hoos Abroad Sent Home: Travel Cut Short by Coronavirus
Due to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) related to the coronavirus pandemic, all students traveling for University-related purposes have been instructed to depart. On March 12, the University of Virginia...
University Announces Improvements in Virus Containment
In a Thursday "Return to Grounds" update delivered to students, the University of Virginia announced progress in its ongoing struggle against the coronavirus pandemic. The University’s COVID Tracker reported a decline in cases within...
COVID-19 and Public Policy
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WUVA spoke to Professor Ray Scheppach regarding current public policy and the future of COVID-19.
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Kyra Min
Face Masks to Become the New Normal in Virginia
Gov. Ralph Northam announced today a state mandate requiring all citizens to wear a mask in indoor public spaces which will go into effect starting Friday, May 29. The rule applies to “all places...
Fall 2020 committee addresses concerns, clarifies policies at town hall
President James Ryan and various members of the UVA Fall 2020 Committee held a virtual town hall Friday to clarify several policies that the University has adopted to mitigate spread of COVID-19.
President Ryan started...
Long-Term Effects of COVID-19 on Business Practices
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WUVA News Reporter Dylan Castagne sits down with Dr. Kerrie Aman Carfagno, commerce professor at the University of Virginia, to discuss the current boom in online businesses, the future of working at home, employment,...











