Home News Page 40

News

Guide to Charlottesville

One Year Later, Otto Warmbier Remains Detained in North Korea

Christie Lombardi

Final Exercises Cancelled and More: Jim Ryan’s Latest

Midsummer parties raise concerns about Fall 2020

Sexual abusers at UVA named via anonymous Twitter accounts

The 16th Annual Lighting of the Lawn Brightens the Holidays

Sonia Deana

The 2016 Lighting of the Lawn took place last night, Dec. 1, as per the fifteen year long tradition. The custom began in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade...

Charlottesville Renames Emancipation Park…Again

Bridget Curley

Charlottesville City Council has voted to rename Emancipation Park and Justice Park — formerly Lee Park and Jackson Park after Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson — to Market Street Park and...

A Gubernatorial Guide for UVa Students

Liz Brown-Kaiser

On Tuesday, June 13th, Virginia voters will flock to the polls for the 2017 Gubernatorial Primary Election. Virginia operates on an open party system, meaning that voter registration is nonpartisan. Constituents however, are only eligible...

What Happens Next? A Wahoo’s Word.

Matthew Kesselman

After the events of this weekend, the world has placed Charlottesville, Virginia in its lexicon. The citizens of the Charlottesville have just witnessed their city invaded. The students of University of Virginia have had their...

WUVA NOW: Murder at Days Inn

Quinn Chu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGSv_lKriDo Today's WUVA NOW covers the shooting death at the Days Inn, UVa football's new recruits, and white supremacists returning to Charlottesville.

How Can You Stay Safe at UVa?

Haidyn Prendergast

The safety of UVa students has been the talk of the town since violence struck Charlottesville in August and gained more attention with the news of criminal activity in the fall. Every email account...

1...394041...188 Page 40 of 188

WUVA, Incorporated at the University of Virginia has fostered independent, student-owned, student-operated electronic media since 1947. Although this organization has members who are University of Virginia students and may have University employees associated or engaged in its activities and affairs, the organization is not a part of or an agency of the University. It is a separate and independent organization which is responsible for and manages its own activities and affairs. The University does not direct, supervise or control the organization and is not responsible for the organization’s contracts, acts or omissions.

WUVA News has been supported by grants from The Jefferson Trust, an activity of the UVA Alumni Association, and from the
UVA Parents Fund Committee.