On Friday, August 22, Charlottesville Circuit Court Judge Claude Worrell will issue a written opinion on whether he will ...

Electric vehicle ownership is on the rise in Charlottesville. But despite the increased demand for public charging stations, ...

Former University of Virginia law school dean Paul G. Mahoney, the interim president of UVA, officially began the job August ...

Artists and cultural organizations across Virginia benefit from the existence of entities created to serve as a clearinghouse ...

On Fourth Street, around the backside of Tavern & Grocery restaurant, a sign with large type reads “vinyl records.” A thick ...

The lyrics may be seriously connected to societal concerns, but the bluesy, high-energy funk from Gordon Sterling and The ...

Seventy-five years after its original release, Rashomon is still gaining new fans with its gripping story of murder recounted in four perspectives. Touted as the film that woke up the world to ...

UVA is flush with traditions—streaking the Lawn, painting Beta Bridge, singing “The Good Old Song” after, well, almost anything—but only a few of them, like the Balloon Brigade, come with altruistic ...

When Mary Loose DeViney recently told a customer her watch would cost more to repair than it was worth, the customer said DeViney should keep it, thinking the owner of Tuel Jewelers would use it for ...

“Resilient, talented, and ambitious”—that’s how UVA president Jim Ryan described the 2025 graduating class, a group of coeds he got to know more closely than some, thanks to his weekly Run With Jim ...

We’ll never say no to more reading opportunities, so the opening of Commerce Street Books is a welcome addition to the local bookstore scene. Founded by Philip Lorish, a UVA alum with a Ph.D. in ...

One of the most challenging things about being in middle school isn’t the acne (although that does rank high, as we recall), it’s the standardized testing. For the second year this April, Buford ...