Education

Charlottesville City Schools has scheduled two “Mental Wellness Days” for staff members in its upcoming academic calendars.

As the UVA Class of 2025 has wrapped up its next-to-last semester and gets ready for a home stretch next semester toward Final Exercises, a Cavalier Daily writer notes they will graduate having seen zero winning football seasons and zero NCAA Tournament wins in basketball. 

Charlottesville schools leaders and mental health professionals have met with a student who reportedly gave teammates handwritten notes at a Charlottesville High School weekend sporting event that referred to the murder recently of United Healthcare’s CEO. 

A UVA alum who claims she was sexually assaulted and accuses the University’s Title IX office of dragging its investigative feet maintains her claims, though the Charlottesville federal court has thrown out her lawsuit.

Two former NFL players are trading footballs for books at Johnson Elementary School this Friday.

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The University of Virginia Darden School of Business has achieved its highest-ever placement in Poets & Quants’ 2024–2025 ranking of full-time U.S. MBA programs, rising to fifth place overall (up from No. 8 last year) among all public and private business schools. 

The fire, which began in the staff parking lot, involved four vehicles and spread to nearby grass and leaves.

 Contractors working on sidewalk improvements along University Avenue just north of the Rotunda have uncovered a piece of Grounds history. 

 In a season of giving, UVA Health is showing its appreciation for its 18,000 team members by donating a total of $37,500 to five Virginia nonprofits.