After working through multiple scenarios and hearing from many of you, we have made the decision to allow students to choose between living on campus or staying home for the balance of the semester.

COVID-19 concerns are steady while partisan differences persist. Virginians are less pleased with government response.

Steph Zemba’s research is centered on the religious beliefs of immigrants in Virginia.

President Mike Maxey gives an update on students in isolation and on what those in the campus community can do to help.

Now that positive COVID-19 cases are on campus, it’s a good time to review the process for care and limiting movements and interactions.

The Virginia Index of Consumer Sentiment climbed almost 8 points over the last quarter, making up half of the COVID-19 losses from the second quarter.

Dr. Mary Henold's column focuses on how the women's suffrage movement was far from over in 1920.

Biden holds lead over Trump in Virginia. Warner leads Gade. Virginians also weigh in on race issues. 

The award will help Kyle Grohbrugge ‘20 pursue her physical therapy degree.

As COVID-19 cases increase, no additional residential students will be allowed to move in until Sept. 11.