Honor Committee to vote on definition of plagiarism
In response to a recent spate of plagiarism cases at the University, several members of the Honor Committee have introduced various proposals this fall
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Honor Committee to vote on definition of plagiarism
Another proposal looks at single-sanction on Semester at Sea
In response to a recent spate of plagiarism cases at the University, several members of the Honor Committee have introduced various proposals this fall
Car-sharing program lands at UVA
They’re coming. On November 17, UVA will launch, in unison with Zipcar—the largest car-sharing service in the world—the Zipcar program. Three Hybrid Honda Insights and three fuel-efficient Honda Civics will be available for use 24/7 to University faculty, staff and students over 18—and local residents. The partnership is intended to free up parking spaces and […]
Planning for the next 20 years
These days, 209 years after UVA’s inception, the biggest question for its planners and architects is: How to add to the university without losing Jefferson’s vision? Last week, Richard Guy Wilson and David Neuman tried to answer that question in a community briefing to local residents on what UVA administrators envision for the future. The […]
Zoning fee increases recommended to Board of Supervisors
AMENDMENTS TO ZONING MAP Planned Developments: under 50 acres Current fees: $1,020 Recommended fees: $2,500 Planned Developments: 50 acres or more Current fees: $1,570 Recommended fees: $3,500 All other map amendments: under 50 acres Current fees: $1,020 Recommended fees: $1,250 All other map amendments: 5 acres or […]
Fifeville is still waiting
Patience has become a necessary virtue for residents of Fifeville’s Fifth and Dice streets concerned about traffic safety.
Woolen Mills is up for historic district
There are few places in Charlottesville that you don’t visit unless you know someone there.
Northern exposure
Ace, this state is giving me geographical vertigo. Why is it that North Garden is located along Rte. 29 South? Why not call it “South Garden?” And what is it north of?—Carter Graffer Do you really want to go there, Carter? And by “there,” Ace doesn’t mean down to lovely North Garden, with its verdant […]
Waterhouse project in the process of being sold?
Although not confirmed yet, a reliable source told C-VILLE that the Waterhouse Project on W. Water St. is in the process of being sold
Dialogue on Race to kick off December 5
Charlottesville’s Dialogue on Race is prepping for its kick-off meeting on December 5 at Charlottesville High School. Assistant City Manager Maurice Jones told City Council on November 2 that the study circle model will begin in early January. Last year, City Council highlighted seven priorities that needed to be tackled in 2009. One of those […]
Will new Albemarle Supes bring a pro-growth stance to land-use?
It was the gubernatorial election that attracted the New York Times’ cameras to Charlottesville on November 3, but city and county races held just as much interest for many local watchers.