Two UVa Law Students Win Bond for Father Fearing Deportation
Immigration and deportation have been popular topics in the political sphere for awhile, but these issues have been the source of heated debate this past year in particular. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has seen...
UVa Celebrates a Week of Body Positivity
Last week, the University of Virginia pursued a full week of events dedicated to promoting a positive body image. "Celebrate Every Body Week" spanned from February 19th to the 23rd, and championed an approach...
Pancakes for Parkinson’s Gives Hope
https://youtu.be/5WNLcGDJI64
Reporter Harley Robertson met with Marcia Auelbach, a local woman with Parkinson's disease, to see how the Pancakes for Parkinson's event helps those in the Charlottesville community
Indivisible Charlottesville Protests Senate Health Care Bill
The Senate's newly-proposed health care bill, which seeks to repeal and replace Obamacare, has been the subject of heated debate recently. On Tuesday, June 27th, Indivisible Charlottesville rallied against the bill.
Indivisible Charlottesville is an...
Students Talk Recent Crime Hike: “It Makes Me Sad to Think that Nowhere is...
There has been a recent increase in criminal activity, pertaining mostly to the harassment of young women, at UVa and the surrounding Charlottesville area. This past month, two unsuccessful abductions, along with a number...
UVa Professor Investigates Lead Corrosion in Pipes, Flint Water Crisis
In April 2013, Michigan state treasurer Andy Dillon authorized the city of Flint to switch its water source from Lake Huron and the Detroit River to the Flint River in an effort to save...
