A Man with Experience: Ed Gillespie’s Run for Governor
When it comes to experience, it is safe to say that Ed Gillespie covers all his bases.
"I successfully started three small businesses I know what it's like to put your house down as...
UVa’s Composting Program Looking to Expand on Grounds
The University of Virginia’s composting program is looking to expand its efforts on Grounds even further. The program, which started in 2008 by former UVa Engineering student Dan Micahelson, has shown significant improvements since its...
UVa Sponsored Farmers Market Accepts Plus Dollars
On April 17th from 3-6 pm UVa Dining, along with UVa Office for Sustainability, Greens to Grounds and University Programs Council, is hosting a Farmers Market and Produce Party to celebrate Earth Week.
The event...
Women and Oyster Shells: Susan Platt’s Campaign for Lieutenant Governor
Susan Platt uses a gold oyster shell to explain why she entered the Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor Democratic primary.
“When I was on the tourism information board, a fellow came to us and threw down...
Dispute Over Ragged Mountain Natural Area
By: Sammi Rappaport and Sam Brosnahan
The Charlottesville City Council and Albemarle County Board of Supervisors are in a dispute over who has the legal right to permit biking at Ragged Mountain Natural Area, a piece...
Dean Eramo Settles Suit Against Rolling Stone
Former UVa Associate Dean Nicole Eramo has reached a settlement in the libel suit brought against Rolling Stone, the magazine’s parent company Wenner Media, and writer Sabrina Rubin Erdely, according to a motion for...
