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Students Are Worried About UVA Reopening

Deanna See

Survivors at UVA say Title IX Process Failed Them

Global Inquirer Hosts Live Podcast Event about Humanitarian Intervention in Syria

OPINION: Women at McIntire Excel, Then Shy Away

Sheetz Café is Almost Here

Alex Johnson

The Corner's next resident arrives in just a few short weeks. Sheetz Café will take Eddy's Tavern's former location but is already making its presence known. Sheetz is trading the gas pump for a wait staff...

The Reconstruction and Reopening of Coupes

Catie Ratliff

https://youtu.be/6xAaOY2bl-0 We interviewed students about the popular, but still closed, corner bar, Coupes.

Crash that killed two Virginia State Police officers is under investigation

Olyvia Ruhlmann

The two Virginia State troopers who were killed in a helicopter crash while monitoring Saturday's white supremacist rally have been identified. Pilot Lt. H. Jay Cullen, 48, of Midlothian, and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.M. Bates, 40,...

Welcoming UVA’s New Dean of the School of Medicine!

Dylan Castagne

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKTcGUvPMGY Starting September 15, Dr. Melina Kibbe will be taking over as the Dean of the School of Medicine and the Chief Health Affairs Officer for UVA Health. Ahead of this, WUVA Reporter Dylan Castagne...

What Could Happen if Roe Vs. Wade is Overturned?

Grace Kim

WUVA reporter Olivia Pappas speaks with Miles Coleman from UVA Center of Politics, Abe Nelson from Charlottesville Pro-Life, Sean Mehl from Whole Woman's Health, and UVA Law Professor Anne Coughlin about their perspective on...

Despite Nearby Terrorism, SAS Sails On to Ghana

Kailey Leinz

A group of students on the MV World Odyssey sat in the dining room, hunched over their lunches and chattering casually. It was a pretty normal afternoon, and the air was generally pleasant. But the mood shifted...

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