Get ready for Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas redux
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Next week, we get to see how far we’ve come, if we’ve come any distance at all, since the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas fiasco of 1991.
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UVA president to host discussion about inequality with Pulitzer winner James Forman
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James Forman Jr., a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Yale University law professor and public intellectual, will be the University of Virginia’s guest at Charlottesville’s Paramount Theater on Sept. 27 at 4 p.m.
UVA Dean of Students to speak at Bridgewater College Sept. 19
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Allen W. Groves, university dean of students at the University of Virginia, will speak at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19, in the Carter Center for Worship and Music at Bridgewater College.
Northam announces Governor’s Technology Award winners
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Governor Ralph Northam recognized Virginia government entities that have improved the delivery and efficiency of government service.
House Democratic Leader renews call for redistricting in second letter to House Speaker
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On Monday, Virginia House Democratic Leader David Toscano sent a letter to Speaker Kirk Cox requesting a special session to redraw 11 districts deemed by the courts to be racially gerrymandered.
University of Virginia President James E. Ryan announces senior leadership appointments
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University of Virginia President James E. Ryan today announced the appointment of three senior executives.
James E. Ryan takes office as ninth president of UVA
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James E. Ryan today begins his term as the ninth president of the University of Virginia.
Winners, losers: Trump, Russia, 2016
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The Russia-Trump 2016 election collusion could not have played out any better for the Trump people, and Republicans.
Memo to Putin: Pull back a bit on the reins, man
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Friendly advice to Vladimir Putin: dude, you are severely overplaying your hand with whatever you have on Donald Trump.
UVA Center for Politics/Ipsos Poll: Just half of Americans believe elections fair, open
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Only about half of American adults believe elections are fair and open, and large majorities of Americans express skepticism about big money in politics and favor disclosure of donations.
