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(UNEDITED CUT) – Interview w/ 2025 Democratic Candidate for Governor… ABIGAIL SPANBERGER

Leilani Johnson

Remembering the Day: Revisiting UVA’s Response to Warning Signs

Rejected for Being ‘Too Gay’? UVA Student’s Fight Against Alleged Discrimination at Kappa Alpha Psi

Kenyon Bonner on Expressive Activities Policy Update

Watch Protesters Walk Down West Main Street

Matthew Kesselman

Protesters marched down West Main Street until they reached their destination of Carr's Hill. This protest came as an apparent response to a white supremacist Richard Spencer led a rally at Lee statue earlier in the...

BREAKING: UVa President Teresa Sullivan’s House Surrounded by BLM Activists and Police

Sammi Rappaport

**Story is developing. Stay tuned for updates here.** As of 11:30pm, multiple groups - including Black Lives Matter activists, Antifa, and UVa students - were leaving Carr's Hill, where they had been holding a protest...

WUVA Alum Fred Shackelford Publishes Mystery Novel

Bridget Curley

Fred Shackelford, an alumnus of UVa and WUVA News, is the author of a new, acclaimed thriller entitled The Ticket. Shackelford's work has been the subject of rave reviews by everyone from Publishers Weekly to UVa's own celebrated...

UVa’s Bicentennial Celebration in Pictures

Zabihullah Yousuf

Last night UVa stepped into its third century. Take a look.

Scott Stadium and JPJ Arena Adopt New Clear Bag Policy

Vanessa Revilla

At the UVa vs. Duke football game tomorrow, UVa will become the 47th school in the "Power 5" - ACC, Big 10, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC - to adopt a clear bag security...

4th Street to be Renamed for Heather Heyer

Aurora Calderone

On Monday evening, Charlottesville City Council voted to rename part of 4th Street “Heather Heyer Way” where Heyer, 32, was killed during the Unite the Right rally on August 12th. A 20 year old man...

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