Project Peanut Butter to Put on Innovative 5K This Saturday
This Saturday, UVa’s chapter of Project Peanut Butter will host a five-kilometer race... with a twist. To raise money for the group's efforts in combating global malnutrition, the club will bring community members together tomorrow...
Career-High Nights for Wilkins and Hall in Win Over Hokies
Charlottesville, Va.-- Possibly fueled with a little revenge from the football season, the Hoos came out hot on Wednesday night against state-rival Virginia Tech, earning a 71-48 victory. Early shots by Isaiah Wilkins and...
UVa Police Offer Self-Defense Class
The UVa Police Department will hold a free self-defense course at the beginning of October for interested women age 15 or older.
“It is never too late to learn a new skill,” said Officer Benjamin...
Justice Scalia’s Death Raises Stakes of 2016 Presidential Election
U.S. Supreme Court Justice and former UVa Law Professor Antonin Scalia died at age 79 on February 13. Reports say that he died from natural causes in Texas.
Before becoming a Supreme Court Justice, Scalia...
UVa Engineering Receives $27.5 Million to Make Computers More Intelligent
The University of Virginia's School of Engineering and Applied Science recently received a grant of $27.5 million to improve computer systems everywhere.
The newly founded Center for Research in Intelligent Storage and Processing in Memory (CRISP)...
Alt-Right Leader Jason Kessler Plans on Returning to Charlottesville
Just days ago, alt-right movement leader Jason Kessler applied for a permit that would allow him to return to Emancipation Park in Charlottesville next August. Kessler's "Unite the Right" rally this past summer made...
