UVA Reports 36 Cases of COVID-19 Before Return to Grounds
On Monday, the University of Virginia released initial results from mandatory coronavirus testing for students — 36 positive cases out of 13,000 reported tests. With online classes underway and all official, in-person activity set...
UVA Students Engage with General Election Despite COVID-19
As the November general election approaches, University of Virginia students search for civic engagement opportunities during the coronavirus pandemic. While in prior years volunteers on Grounds recruited voters as thousands passed on their way to...
Professors Make Big Changes for Fall Classes
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With the new semester beginning in just a few days, UVA professors will soon be meeting their students almost entirely on Zoom. WUVA Reporter Dean See speaks with five professors about how their courses...
Confronting Legacies: The Age of Segregation
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“Confronting Legacies” is a series that explores the most controversial names, statues, and memorials on grounds.
In the third part of this series, Jakob Cansler explores the legacies of four legacies from the Age of...
A Tale of Two Cities: VA Public School Administrators Share Reopening Plans
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WUVA News Reporter Dylan Castagne speaks with Doug Schuch,from Bedford County Public Schools, as well as Rosalyn Schmitt and Matthew Haas, from Ablemarle County Public Schools. They discuss the precautions that are being taken...
Albemarle County Public Schools ban Confederate imagery from school dress code and implement anti-racist...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA--One day after the three-year anniversary of the deadly Unite the Right rally, Albemarle County Schools (ACPS) voted to ban Confederate imagery from their dress code.
According to the amendment, “students not complying with...
