One Year Later, Otto Warmbier Remains Detained in North Korea
On January 2nd, 2016, UVa Third Year Otto Warmbier was detained in Pyongyang, North Korea and convicted for subversion. One year later, Warmbier remains incarcerated and little progress has been made in securing his...
UVa Graduate Slain in Iraq War to Be Honored with Rotunda Plaque
This Spring, slain U.S. Army Captain and UVa graduate Humayun Khan will be honored with a plaque on the outside walls of the Rotunda. Capt. Khan, who was killed in Baqubah, Iraq on June...
Charlottesville Law Firm Offering Free Rides Home On New Year’s Eve
The law firm Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen will continue its annual practice of paying for safe rides home for locals on New Year's Eve. In a partnership with Yellow Cab of Charlottesville, the...
President Sullivan Makes First Donation to Bicentennial Scholars Fund
On Monday, University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan and her husband, law professor Douglas Laycock, announced that they will be donating $100,000 to the Bicentennial Scholars Fund, making them the first contributors.
The Bicentennial Scholars...
Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors at Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry
As the temperature plummets and the holidays approach, staff and volunteers at the Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry are working hard to provide food assistance to those in need in the Charlottesville Community. The...
UVa Going Green with Dominion Power
After signing a 20-year, $1.6 million lease in order to utilize the space on top of Ruffner Hall and the UVa bookstore, Dominion Power has announced the first phase of their plan in building...
