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The Board of Visitors approved a statement of free speech principles.

TYLER HAMMEL The (Charlottesville) Daily Progress A federal judge is considering moving the venue of a major Unite the Right rally lawsuit outside of Charlottesville due to potential logistical and safety issues. Filed on behalf of various area residents soon after the 2017 rally, Sines v. Kessler targets key organizers and participants of the deadly event. The case has moved slowly through the federal court system over the past four years, inhibited partially by the sheer number of...

The Karsh Institute of Democracy at UVa will be a nonpartisan institute dedicated to the study, teaching and promotion of democracy.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — A federal judge is considering moving the trial in a civil...

The new rules will take effect Tuesday.

On the morning of July 11, 1898, Julia Hotopp, then twenty years old, reported having been assaulted by a black man near the gate of her family’s estate, Pen Park, about two and a half miles east of Charlottesville. According to her account, which appeared in that afternoon’s edition of Charlottesville’s Daily Progress newspaper, she had ridden into town between eight and nine o’clock to have her horse shod. Upon returning, she noticed that the gate, normally latched, was instead bound...

Have you ever watched a kid blow out cake candles, and noticed all of the spit flying out of their mouth over the cake you're about to eat?

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Make a wish for a spit-free cake.

Mark Apelt, 44, a Richmond resident and University of Virginia graduate, came up with the idea for the Blowzee before COVID-19 forced people to reevaluate hygiene practices.