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HooPolls: Student Council Elections

Emily Asiama

Hoo Polls: Super Bowl Halftime Show (Bad Bunny)

UVA Wide Receiver Jahmal Edrine arrested on charges of rape, abduction

WUVA Exclusive Interview: Discussing data centers, gun reform, and more w/ Delegate Katrina Callsen

UVA Experts on the Future of Abortion Rights in America

Bridget Curley

Could President Trump's new Supreme Court nominee end abortion in the U.S.? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN9kJ-LoLlc WUVA News recently sat down with three of the University's top Supreme Court scholars to discuss the fate of abortion rights in America....

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...

Alzheimer’s…A Health Care Crisis?

Vanessa Revilla

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3pJrs7zh5g By 2050, Alzheimer's care is projected to cost the U.S. 1 TRILLION dollars a year. We sat down with UVA Professor George Bloom to talk about his research and the impending health care crisis.

Man Who Took Part in August Violence Holds National Security Clearance

Bridget Curley

Michael Miselis, an alleged white supremacist who participated in the violence at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last August, works for a defense contractor performing sensitive research on behalf of the United...

MSA Responds to Travel Ban

Quinn Chu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xki1UORc1c4 We spoke to Mazin Ahmad from the Muslim Students Association (MSA) about the organization's response to the Supreme Court upholding President Trump's travel ban.

Immigration: The True American Dream

Quinn Chu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mElUrAlcPrM Celebrate Independence Day with these newly naturalized citizens! We spoke to brand new Americans at the Monticello naturalization ceremony and found out what being an American means to them.

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