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UPDATE: Fall semester will start online, in-person classes to resume Sep. 8

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA ⁠— On Tuesday afternoon, University of Virginia President James Ryan sent an email to the university community announcing the delay of in-person undergraduate classes by two weeks.  Undergraduate classes will still begin on...

Day in the Life: Isolation

These past few days have been marked by a rise in cases of COVID-19 among students at UVA. As students adhere to the administration's guidelines regarding quarantine, isolation, and exposure, many of us find...

Coronavirus in Virginia Expected to Peak on May 28

The spread of coronavirus will likely peak in Virginia on May 28 — more than one month after the nation's overall peak on April 15 — according to the University of Washington's Institute for...

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...

UVA to Provide PPE for Students and Faculty this Fall

Incoming and returning UVA students and staff will be well equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE) when they return to grounds next fall. The University will provide two cloth masks to all students and...

Return to Normalcy Remains Unclear

Friday morning, University President Jim Ryan announced an easing of enhanced public health measures put in place on Feb. 16. Students are now permitted to gather in groups limited to 6 individuals, and University...