According to 2008 census figures, 97 percent of the Thomas Jefferson Planing District’s 27,528 businesses qualify as micro or small enterprises. Microbusinesses make up more than 75 percent of that number
Originally a dining hall dubbed “the Commons” by students, Garrett Hall was approved by the UVA Board of Visitors on June 11, 1906. The structure’s cost was pegged at $21,000, more than the cost of the President’s home on Carr’s Hill, which was conceived the same year by renowned architecture firm McKim, Mead and White. […]
“The statute of limitations was up as of Monday,” Gil Harrington told C-VILLE in an interview. “We’re not clear on how to proceed from here, but we wanted to preserve the option"
The Harringtons’ $3.5 million lawsuit keeps investigation options open, and could fund multiple memorial efforts
Laycock, author of Vampires Today, will speak to a small UVA audience next week as part of the school’s EngageUVA Flash Seminar series
May we reintroduce you to Will Bates, top-ranked ACC forward and leader of a ranked, win-streaking UVA team?
False statements made by City Council candidate could carry $2,500 fine and 10 years in jail
Neither Michael Gibson nor Philip Van Cleave take chances with a bluff. Gibson, chief of the UVA Police Department he joined in 1982, wrote to the University community last month after a student was robbed at gunpoint
"You unwisely brought my name into the matter in a way that was unfair and unprofessional," wrote Carole Thorpe, who asked Brown to explain the meaning behind his comment
Locally, Virginia Organizing – which had planned events to encourage divestment from banks including BoA, Wells Fargo and J.P. Morgan Chase – bumped its action up