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UVa Football’s Second Win Spurs Hope

Karin Kirn

Coronavirus in Virginia Expected to Peak on May 28

VIDEO RECAP: “Democracy Dialogues” with Larry Sabato

Charlottesville City Manager Chip Boyles to resign Oct. 29

Charlottesville’s Protest for Black Lives

Amelia Delphos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_6In7JJZ-E&feature=youtu.be Yesterday, thousands marched in and around Downtown Charlottesville to protest police brutality. Continue to tune in to WUVA as we cover protests in and around Charlottesville. Produced by Amelia Delphos

(UNEDITED CUT) – Interview w/ 2025 Democratic Candidate for Governor… ABIGAIL SPANBERGER

Leilani Johnson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_OhFOAAFo8

Class of 2020 will walk the Lawn after the class of 2021: Fourth years...

Amelia Delphos

On Wednesday, President Jim Ryan sent an email to the class of 2020 announcing that Final Exercises will take place May 28-30 of next year, the weekend after the class of 2021 will take...

UVa Mourns Loss of Former Student Ceili Leahy

Christie Lombardi

On January 27th, former UVa student Ceili Leahy passed away after a long fight with two forms of aggressive cancer. A member of the class of 2018, Ceili completed her first semester at UVa...

UVa Law Students Inform Seasonal Farm Workers of their Rights

James Becker

This past week, UVa law students traveled to thirteen farms across Central Virginia to inform seasonal agricultural workers of their rights. The annual Migrant Farmworker Project began in 1999 and was formed by the...

NOW: Neo-Nazis Arrested and Jim Ryan Goes For a Run

Phineas Morgan Alexander

In this edition of NOW, we examine Tuesday's arrest of four white supremacists due to last year's rally and also discuss a new event on Grounds: running with President Jim Ryan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpL6NkdDgEU&ab_channel=WUVANews Produced by Callen Toscano

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