Latest news

• 

  04.08.20 Public health 2 MIN READ

  Companies partner to feed first responders and hospital staff

  While various first responders are working hard to take care of the community during the COVID-19 pandemic, some local organizations have banded together to help take care of them. #FeedTheFrontLine was formed earlier this week to deliver... More

  

  Charlotte Rene Woods
• 

  04.08.20 Public health 2 MIN READ

  Community Commentary/Opinion: The issue of paid sick leave is a public health crisis

  We often think of pay and sick leave policies as human resource matters.  Richard Lord’s article, “Commonsense Approach During COVID-19 Pandemic Includes Paid Sick Leave for Restaurant Workers” raises the issue of paid sick leave as a public health... More

  

  Kim Crater

• 

  04.08.20 Public health

  WMRA: Checking in with Charlottesville Tomorrow

  ... More

  

  Elliott Robinson

• Our
  mission

  Charlottesville Tomorrow delivers in-depth reporting and analysis that improves local decision-making. We seek to expand civic engagement to foster a vibrant, inclusive, and interdependent community.

  More about us
• 

  04.07.20 Public education 1 MIN READ

  The Cavalier Daily: UVa pledges $3 million in funding for furloughed workers, community relief

  By Jenn Brice The University of Virginia introduced efforts to support workers furloughed by its contractors — such as Aramark — in an announcement from University President Jim Ryan to the university community Monday. The efforts include establishing... More

  

  The Cavalier Daily
• 

  04.06.20 Public health 10 MIN READ

  Area nonprofits ponder funding and survival amidst COVID-19

  As COVID-19 is changing the way people live, many nonprofits see their missions as more important than ever. The virus also is casting financial hardship on all sectors of the economy, putting some nonprofits on unsteady footing as operations... More

  • 

    Billy Jean Louis

    @billyjeanlouis
  • 

    Charlotte Rene Woods

    @charlottewords

  Billy Jean Louis and Charlotte Rene Woods

• 

  04.06.20 Government + politics 6 MIN READ

  Paycheck Protection Program of the CARES Act aims to help small businesses help their employees

  Recently, Congress passed a $2 trillion legislative package aimed at helping individuals, businesses and the health care system as the entire nation grapples with the global COVID-19 pandemic. Signed into law on March 27, the Coronavirus Aid,... More

  

  Charlotte Rene Woods
• 

  04.05.20 Public health 1 MIN READ

  The Cavalier Daily: UVa to pack and store belongings of on-Grounds residents to prepare for housing healthcare workers

  By Ali Sullivan The University will pack and store the belongings of on-Grounds residents living in Bond, Bice and Language Houses, according to a Sunday email sent to on-Grounds residents by Gay Perez, assistant vice president of student... More

  • 

    Ali Sullivan

    @AliSullivan9
  • 

    The Cavalier Daily

  Ali Sullivan and The Cavalier Daily

• 

  04.04.20 Soundboard

  Soundboard: Charlottesville Stays at Home

  This week, we have an update on COVID-19 in the Charlottesville area. We talk about hospital preparedness, the economic pain many are feeling and how the schools are helping students keep up with their... More

  • 

    Billy Jean Louis

    @billyjeanlouis
  • 

    Charlotte Rene Woods

    @charlottewords

  Billy Jean Louis and Charlotte Rene Woods

• 

  04.02.20 Public health 7 MIN READ

  As Charlottesville’s and Albemarle’s public schools move forward with online learning, how are teachers communicating with students?

  Since Gov. Ralph Northam shuttered K-12 schools in response to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, history and English teacher Russell Carlock has been sending emails to his students, letting them know he cares and is thinking about them. In the emails,... More

  

  Billy Jean Louis
• 

  04.02.20 Public education 1 MIN READ

  The Cavalier Daily: UVa to provide temporary housing for healthcare workers in Bond, Bice and Language Houses

  By Zach Rosenthal Students still living on-Grounds in Bond House, Bice House and the Language Houses will be relocated to provide housing for University of Virginia healthcare workers, according to an email sent Thursday to students living in... More

  

  The Cavalier Daily