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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

Pancakes for Parkinson’s Gives Hope

Harley Robertson

https://youtu.be/5WNLcGDJI64 Reporter Harley Robertson met with Marcia Auelbach, a local woman with Parkinson's disease, to see how the Pancakes for Parkinson's event helps those in the Charlottesville community

Gun Sense at UVa: Discussion and Action on Gun Violence

Griffin Root

On Monday, members of the UVa and Charlottesville communities joined in Maury Hall for "Gun Sense: Discussion and Action on Gun Violence." During the event, students and guest speakers discussed their personal experiences with...

UVa Research Could Bring New Hope to Melanoma Patients

Nathan Berry

A UVa research team led by Tarek Abbas, PhD, of the Department of Radiation Oncology, has discovered a new melanoma-fighting drug. Clinically known as pevonedistat, the drug targets the protein CDT2 and halts the spread...

UVA Professor Compares Black Lives Matter to the KKK

Anne Jensen

Many in the UVa community were shocked and disturbed to learn about comments made by Professor Douglass Muir last week on Facebook which likened the Black Lives Matter movement to the Ku Klux Klan....

Interview with Megan Sullivan – Jeopardy Contestant

Elisa Maiolo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr7gXQPd0p0 WUVA reporter Elisa Maiolo speaks with Jeopardy contestant and UVA student Megan Sullivan about her time on the show.

International Student Dormitory Renamed to Honor First Chinese Graduate

James Becker

The Board of Visitors has passed a resolution to rename a signature international student dormitory from the Lewis House to the Yen House, honoring Yan Huiqing (also known as W.W. Yen) who was a...

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