Dying for the cause [video]
A dozen or so UVA students stage a "die-in" outside the Corner branch of Bank of America, a protest against the bank's investment in coal. The action was planned in conjunction with the national group Step It Up…
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Dying for the cause [video]
Students protest use of coal
A dozen or so UVA students stage a "die-in" outside the Corner branch of Bank of America, a protest against the bank's investment in coal. The action was planned in conjunction with the national group Step It Up…
Yankees to play Virginia Tech in March [December 4]
The New York Yankees will play an exhibition game at Virginia Tech on March 18…
Too smart for his genes [December 1]
Enlightened caution, thy name is Eric Turkheimer. The University of Virginia psychology professor recently weighed in on the raging debate over intelligence and genetics that started…
Football fans will watch ball drop in Jacksonville [December 2]
The Wahoo faithful found out where they're spending New Year's tonight: Jacksonville, Florida. The 9-3 UVA football team…
For those about to rock…keep hitting "refresh" [December 3]
Get those internet clicking and/or telephone dialing fingers ready, Charlottesville.
Gun purchasing ban list more than doubles [November 30]
The Associated Press reports today that the number of mentally ill included on a list that bans them from buying guns has more than doubled in the past five months.
Grisham pleads the First [November 29]
It's time for the latest chapter in Oklahoma District Attorney Bill Peterson's lawsuit against Charlottesville-area resident John Grisham.
DMB bassist's house is smokin' [November 29]
Dave Matthews Band bass player Stefan Lessard had to perform an unfortunate fire dance this morning, as he and his son escaped a 7:30am house fire at his home on Morgantown Road, reports the Charlottesville Newsplex today.
Groh won't go; fans fuss [November 28]
After Tuesday's announcement that Al Groh not only won the ACC Coach of the Year award but was granted a one-year extension of his contract
Thanksgiving leftovers
Well, another campaign season has come and gone, leaving us with an aching hole in our political gut that no amount of turkey and oyster stuffing could possibly fill.