COVID-19: Liberty on Hold
We stand at an unprecedented moment in our nation’s history in more ways than one. What started as a public health conflict has morphed into a conflict over the central theme of democracy: what...
UVA COVID-19 Cases In Decline
In the latest Spring 2021 update Thursday evening, the University administration noted “some of the lowest levels” of daily Covid-19 positive cases, commending students for their vigilance and adherence to public health measures.
Nearly one...
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...
Virginia Removes Indoor Mask Mandate
Friday afternoon, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced that the state will remove its “universal indoor mask mandate” for individuals who are fully vaccinated, consistent with guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
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...
How COVID Affected Mental Health at UVA
WUVA reporter Maddie McNamee speaks to UVA students and Director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Dr. Nicole Ruzek about the effects of COVID on students' mental health.
Produced by Dylan Castagne
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