Victim of Sunday single vehicle crash identified
Albemarle County Police released the identity of the victim of a single vehicle crash that occurred on Sunday.
UVA employees give less to state charity campaign
The campaign total currently sits at $452,000, less than half of the $946,000 that was raised last year and shy of this year’s $725,000 goal
Turf field on the way for Charlottesville High School
It looks like Charlottesville High School is finally on its way to getting turf fields, as soon as the school division raises the money
Pat the body
While a national controversy over the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) new security screening procedures led several airports to wonder whether one of the year’s busiest travel days would become one of the slowest for passengers, the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport (CHO) sounded ready for business as usual during Thanksgiving week. Charlottesville Albemarle Airport won’t see full-body […]
UVA investments fare well despite "unpredictable market"
From July 1, 2005, through September 30 of this year, the net return for UVA’s long-term investment pool totals $1.36 billion.
Charlottesville Dialogue on Race action team to discuss achievement gap
On Tuesday night, city school officials and members of the Dialogue’s Education Work Group will hear comments and answer questions
Fundraising, construction of new library in Crozet remains uncertain
In December of last year, Albemarle County Supervisors voted to postpone the construction of an expanded Crozet library
UVA Dean tells New York Times that early admission reduces student anxiety
Starting in the fall of 2012, high school seniors can apply to UVA early, but their decision to do so is nonbonding – a difference from the former binding early admission policy
Virginia Organizing to Congress: Extend jobless benefits, and end Bush tax cuts
City Councilor Kristin Szakos took the stage and told the crowd that if the tax cuts for the wealthy are extended, "Charlottesville has a lot to lose"
Council for Higher Ed wants more financial aid funding
To keep up with the increasing number of Virginia students who are applying for financial aid, the State Council