University Eases Additional COVID-19 Restrictions
Thursday evening, two weeks after the University administration eased enhanced public health measures in response to a spike in COVID cases, University officials announced they are lifting additional restrictions on gathering, dining and volunteering...
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...
Public Education will fall behind drastically after COVID-19
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI_p66-WcMs&feature=youtu.be
Fairfax county public school teacher Christy Thomas and UVA Curry School of Education Dean Robert Pianta share views that K-12 students will not come out of this pandemic able to move smoothly into their...
What Do We Know About the Coronavirus?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnwcNFHLspc
In December 2019, China reported an outbreak of acute respiratory illness caused by a novel coronavirus. Since its discovery, this virus has become a global issue, with over 70,000 confirmed cases in over 28...
Virginia Fumbles COVID-19 Testing Data
RICHMOND, VA--On May 15, the majority of Virginia entered Phase I of reopening--which allows for non-essential businesses to operate at 50% capacity, restaurants allow dine-in services as long as patrons are seated outside at...
COVID UPDATE: Over half of saliva samples collected from prevalence testing are being used...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA- It’s no coincidence that sinks and showers in first-year dorms suddenly began flowing better than ever just as UVA ramped up its prevalence testing capacity.
In addition to adhering to restrictions that wholly...













