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Student Council votes on police defunding, COVID relief in special session

Jakob Cansler

Yale Club Flies UVA Flag in Honor of Tony Bennett

Early Decision at UVA: Is Diversity at Risk?

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Prof Talk: Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearings

Bridget Curley

WUVA News sat down with Jim Todd from the UVA Department of Politics to talk about the Senate's confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh this week, and how Trump's nominee will change the future of...

Donald Trump and Reproductive Rights

Monica Casey

https://vimeo.com/193911015 By: Monica Casey, Pete DeLuca, Alex Andrews

UVA Students React to Charlie Kirk’s Death

Conrad Henschel

https://youtu.be/NgRbAxGfl74?si=Xu6oKUW4Tsb3cWex On September 10th, political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University. We spoke with UVA students about their reactions, his past comments on gun rights, and concerns about...

Charlottesville Vice Mayor Apologizes for Graphic and Offensive Tweets

James Becker

Warning: this post contains language that some readers may find offensive. Last week, Charlottesville Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy was put on administrative leave after a series of controversial tweets emerged online. Various posts on Mr....

UVA Takes the Lead on NFL-Funded Head Trauma Research

Bridget Curley

When the Cavaliers compete against Ohio University in Nashville on Saturday, Virginia's players will be wearing groundbreaking, new head trauma sensory mouth guards as a part of a pilot program funded by the National...

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins Speaks at UVa

Bridget Curley

The University welcomed Dr. Francis Collins to Grounds on Tuesday for a lecture titled "Science, Diversity, and All Of Us." The speech was part of UVa Engineering's Excellence Through Diversity Distinguished Learning Series. Collins currently...

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