Looking Forward: UVa’s New Center for Media and Citizenship
The Department of Media Studies and the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences have created The Center for Media and Citizenship to benefit those who have a passion for journalism and civic...
UVa School of Medicine Receives Increase in Federal Funding
The University of Virginia School of Medicine has recently received a significant increase in federal funding from the National Institutes of Health. Through innovative biomedical research on the human condition, the School of Medicine...
UVa Women’s Center Launches Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign
The Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center at UVa is holding events throughout October in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
This week, the Women’s Center's Gender Violence and Social Change Program launched the Red Flag...
UVa College Republicans Vote to Endorse Trump
On Wednesday evening, the UVa Chapter of College Republicans voted 67-63 in favor of endorsing Donald Trump for president. The backing of the GOP nominee comes as a shock to many and the vote’s...
Charlottesville Statue Controversy: Conflicted Court and Constituency
The decision to remove or keep two Confederate Army general statues will be postponed until further notice.
Judge Richard E. Moore extended an injunction for the case on October 24th, however there will be no...
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...
