Princeton Review says MBA students love Darden School of Business
In the second annual “Student Opinion Honors for Business Schools,” Darden ranked among the top 15 business programs in four categories
Governor Bob McDonnell signs lab schools bill into law, visits Sabato’s class during UVA stop
Just a short walk through campus, McDonnell made an appearance in Larry Sabato’s class, "Introduction to Politics," in Wilson Hall to discuss his journey to the Governor’s mansion
In City budget, FY2011 "is not the worst year"
This budget season marks the last for outgoing City Manager Gary O’Connell, and it won’t be a pleasant one.
Charlottesville residents want lower tax rate, projected budget keeps it unchanged
The biggest reductions for the city come on capital projects. Thanks to the snow of the last few months, $1 million was already spent on snow removal, and about $1 million more may be spent on street repairs
Have your say on the budget, Google broadband tonight at City Council
City Manager Gary O’Connell recently presented Council with a budget that had no cuts in services for city residents, but this will still likely be a budget year for the books
TIME magazine highlights UVA in sexual orientation discrimination talks
Seth Kaye, president of the Queer and Allied Activism group at UVA, told TIME, "We are being singled out. People are upset. It’s really frustrating
Albemarle County, Charlottesville and UVA want Google Fiber. Care to help?
According to a press release, Google’s high-speed broadband networks will deliver speeds "more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today"
Belmont, Fontaine lower late-night volume to 65 decibels
“I am disappointed because I thought it should have been down further,” said Belmont resident Shirley Shotwell
From "YMCA" to "Why MCP?"
Winter may have slowed the day-to-day routine of locals, but it certainly didn’t freeze some residents’ opposition to what they consider the destruction of McIntire Park.