‘They Dominated the Conversation and the Landscape’: Confederate Statues Removed in Charlottesville
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Saturday marked a momentous occasion for Charlottesville and the Nation as Confederate statues were finally removed after years of legal battles and demonstrations.
Is Telemedicine the answer to Healthcare Inequality?
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Director of Telemedicine Operations at the University of Virginia’s Karen S. Rheuban Center for Telehealth, David Cattell-Gordon shares his views on the growth of telehealth tools during COVID-19. He and his team of researchers...
The Debate About the Severity of Punishment for Sexual Misconduct
In the wake of the controversial Rolling Stone article about alleged sexual assults at UVa fraternities, debate has arisen about the appropriate severity of punishment for sexual misconduct offenses. WUVA News’ Catherine Valentine reports....
Love Family Withdraws Wrongful Death Suit Against Huguely
The family of late UVa lacrosse player Yeardley Love has withdrawn their wrongful death lawsuit against George Huguely V, Love's former boyfriend who was convicted of second-degree murder in her 2010 death. Huguely was sentenced...
UVA Students Engage with General Election Despite COVID-19
As the November general election approaches, University of Virginia students search for civic engagement opportunities during the coronavirus pandemic. While in prior years volunteers on Grounds recruited voters as thousands passed on their way to...
Alderman Renovations, New Softball Field, and a Wellness Center | Inside the New Plans
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Earlier this month, the University's Board of Visitors approved new plans to renovate Alderman Library, create a new softball field, and build a wellness center for Student Health. WUVA News sat down with University...
