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Fulbright Program Shines at UVa

Griffin Root

NOW: Charlottesville Synagogue President Speaks Out About Pittsburgh Shooting

Visa Under Fire: The DOJ Lawsuit That Could Change Everything

Conrad Henschel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZA7Zwz4YVk The Department of Justice filed a major antitrust lawsuit against Visa, and it could be a game-changer for the financial world! Why is the Justice Department targeting one of the biggest names in payments,...

WUVA Weekly: 9/20/17 — UVa selects New President!

Zabihullah Yousuf

Welcome everyone to the first episode of WUVA weekly. This will be a platform for us to summarize what happened around Charlottesville, VA in roughly 90 seconds. This week, Eliza Wilson talks about UVa's...

Dean Acampora Part 2: The Future of AI at UVA

Cameron Mottley

https://youtu.be/Mg-9sG4c5fM We sat down with Christa Acampora, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, to discuss Artificial Intelligence and the role it has in the University of Virginia as both a tool for students...

An Inside Look at UVA’s Alderman Library Restoration

Nicole Chang

https://youtu.be/DUcJd4ApFzE After more than two years of construction, the new Alderman Library will open to the public at the beginning of 2024. The renovated library can hold up to 1300 students and will house millions...

Midsummer parties raise concerns about Fall 2020

Jakob Cansler

Students at the University of Virginia expressed concerns online this past weekend about parties and events in the area surrounding grounds, likely foreshadowing what will be an important issue this fall when thousands of...

Virginia Governor Announces Restoration of Voting Rights for 13,000 Ex-Felons

Adam Beddawi

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe announced on Monday the restoration of 13,000 convicted felons’ right to vote. The announcement was made at a civil-rights memorial in Richmond, and comes after his previous attempt was blocked...

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