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America Looks Forward to the First Presidential Debate

Gordon Bailey

From Publication to Verdict: A Timeline of the Rolling Stone Defamation Lawsuit

DACA: What Is It and Who Will Bear the Brunt of the Repeal?

UVa Engineering Receives $27.5 Million to Make Computers More Intelligent

NOW: Charlottesville Synagogue President Speaks Out About Pittsburgh Shooting

Callen Toscano

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNQYiv-bwew Reporter Callen Toscano talks about Alan Zimmerman's, President of Charlottesville Congregation Beth Israel, perspective on the recent synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh. Produced by: Callen Toscano Sean Velhagen Sources: USA TODAY, NBC 29, It's Going Down, Times of Israel

Trans YouTuber Chase Ross Talks to UVa Students

Vanessa Revilla

On Wednesday, students gathered in Newcomb South Meeting Room to listen to Chase Ross, a well-known YouTuber and trans rights activist, speak about his experience as a trans man and an academic. His demeanor was...

Activist Angela Davis Addresses Social Issues at Paramount Theater

Aurora Calderone

This Tuesday, Angela Davis spoke at the Paramount Theater on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville. Davis is a civil rights activist, scholar, and writer who advocates for the oppressed. The event was part of UVa’s Engineering’s...

Clinton Selects Virginia Senator Tim Kaine as Running Mate

Abby Diaz

Presidential Candidate Hilary Clinton has officially chosen Virginia Senator Timothy Kaine as her running mate for the 2016 Presidential Campaign. Tim Kaine began his political career as a city councilman for Richmond and became...

University Policy Threatening the Future of MESALC Departments Discussed at StudCo Meeting: “The Hypocrisy...

Parissa Joukar

Over 50 students attended tonight’s Student Council meeting to discuss the recently-enacted policy threatening courses with low enrollment (seven students or less). The Student Member of the Board of Visitors maintained that the policy...

Can Disabled Students Finally Live on the Lawn?

Quinn Chu

Today on WUVA Now, we talk about the University's plan to make the Lawn more wheelchair accessible and introduce Charlottesville's new police chief. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewob8IxtLF0

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