By noon, Downtown Mall remains quiet while businesses strategize for Obama visit
With the exception of a small crowd by City Hall, the atmosphere on the Downtown Mall as of early afternoon remains relatively quiet despite
Scott Stadium field vandalized with UVA maintenance vehicle
The field was quickly repaired, but university police are still trying to figure out who tore up portions of the field last week
Sexual Assault Resource Agency gets $48,000 for prevention program in city schools
The Department of Health awarded SARA the grant for fall programs in Jackson-Via Elementary, Walker Upper Elementary, and Buford Middle School
Caplin Theatre breaks ground, launches UVA Drama expansion
A ceremonial groundbreaking will be held tomorrow for a new theatre, part of the Betsy and John Casteen Arts Grounds
UVA Police alert students to forcible fondling incident near Memorial Gym
The incident follows concerns over reports of assaults near the Corner area, including the sexual assault of a female UVA student
Making way for Atwood's Waterhouse
After years of designs and redesigns, construction of architect Bill Atwood’s Waterhouse project seems imminent.
UVA forum discusses LGBTQ bullying
Motivated to speak out by recent LGBTQ suicides, members of the UVA community met to discuss issues of bullying based on sexual orientation
Oh, Mann: Washington Post, Chronicle weigh in on Cuccinelli demand
Cuccinelli resubmitted a subpoena for former UVA professor Michael Mann’s documents this week, potentially reopening the battle between the AG and UVA
Copeley bridge cleared for UVA’s Morgan Harrington memorial
The bridge where the Virginia Tech student was last seen is being memorialized on the anniversary of her disappearance, more details about the day’s events