Indigenous inclusion: Advocates call for UVA American Indian studies center
Some issues don’t just go away if you ignore them. Aside from a brief appearance at the May 6 City Council meeting, the last time we heard from UVA alum […]
In brief: City digs in, winemaker dies, rioters plead, and more
Truth in scheduling: Progress joins City v. Civilian Review Board fray A Daily Progress reporter was a topic of discussion during public comment at the May 6 City Council meeting, […]
Warriors for peace: Charlottesville’s volunteers span the globe
By Karen L. Mulder What do Clinton’s secretary of health, the founder of Netflix, a prominent African American sculptor, and one host of “This Old House” have in common? Each […]
Controversial calculations: Alderman renovation moves forward
Governor Ralph Northam approved the University of Virginia’s proposal to renovate Alderman Library on March 24, sending the $160 million project into development. The renovation, which has been planned since […]
In brief: Millionaire Hoos, honest haikus, candidate news, and more
Hoos blues You know that feeling you get when you support UVA men’s basketball through the years, and then the team finally wins the NCAA championship for the first time […]
Beto’s beat: O’Rourke first 2020 presidential candidate to hit Charlottesville
By Shrey Dua Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke was greeted with a rock star welcome at UVA April 16. After being delayed by an hour, the Texas native and Woodberry […]
In brief: That winning season, clueless readers, Albemarle stiffed, and more
C-VILLE wins journo awards The Virginia Press Association held its annual conference and contest to celebrate the best work of newspapers across Virginia, from tiny weeklies to metropolitan papers. C-VILLE […]
At long last: A Virginia fan looks back on 25 seasons
By Charlie Sallwasser It’s 1am on Tuesday, and Virginia basketball has just won the national championship. I can’t believe it. As a 10-year-old, I used to pretend to be Virginia […]
The student housing scramble: Two roommates find a good fit off-Grounds
By Shrey Dua In Charlottesville, one of the largest populations of apartment dwellers can be found in the roughly mile-wide radius immediately surrounding the University of Virginia: students. Every year, […]
In brief: Looking for Mr. Sunglasses, sunshine kids, Dewberry’s digs, and more
Where’s Red Beard—and Sunglasses? Although four people have been convicted in the August 12 assault of DeAndre Harris in the Market Street Parking Garage, video and photographs from that day […]