Car Flipped on Grady Ave., Road Closed
On Friday, a car flipped on the western-bound side of Grady Avenue next to the 14th street intersection.
None of 14th street is blocked, but a section of Grady has been closed from both directions...
College of Arts & Sciences to Pilot Historic Curriculum Changes
On May 5th, UVa’s College of Arts and Sciences faculty voted in favor of making comprehensive changes to the undergraduate curriculum. This is the first time in more than 40 years that significant modifications...
Pulitzer Prize Winner T. Christian Miller Discusses Journalistic Integrity
On Thursday afternoon, ProPublica journalist T. Christian Miller sat down with Media Studies professor Andrea Press for a discussion about journalistic integrity. Miller recently won a Pulitzer Prize for his long-form investigative story, “An...
Seeds for Sustainability: How two UVA students are bridging the gap in Charlottesville’s ecological...
If you’ve recently turned on your TV or even paid brief attention to Leonardo Di Caprio’s Oscar acceptance speech, you would be under the impression that sustainable living is a responsible no-brainer we should...
Meredith LoBello: Living in Iran Before and During the 1979 Revolution
Meredith LoBello, retired resident of Charlottesville and UVa student, held a talk for a select number of students on Tuesday detailing his experiences living in Iran before and during the revolution of 1979.
LoBello, who...
Sustainability at UVa: Beyond Earth Week
Last week, UVa and the greater Charlottesville community sponsored a series of events with various on-grounds organizations to celebrate Earth Week, leading up to Earth Day on Friday, April 22. With events ranging from...
