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Researcher studies early cancer detection

By Anne Rasmussen | January 26, 2009

Following the discovery of a crucial biomarker of pancreatic cancer, a University researcher has received a $1.2-million grant from the National Cancer Institute to develop a screening technique for early detection of pancreatic cancer.Kimberly Kelly, Medical School assistant professor of biomedical engineering, said she is currently conducting pre-clinical trials to develop imaging agents, or probes, to detect early cancer cells.

Student-led admissions program sees success during winter recess

By Anne Rasmussen | January 20, 2009

A new admissions program, through which international students talk to prospective students at their local high schools abroad about the University, will be expanded following its success during the recent Winter Break.

Bond chooses not to seek NAACP reelection

By Anne Rasmussen | November 20, 2008

University History Prof. Julian Bond will not seek reelection as chairman of the NAACP when his term ends in February, the NAACP announced Tuesday.?I thought it was time for a new generation to take over the leadership,? said Bond, who has served as chairman since 1998.

Diving into Diversity

By Anne Rasmussen | November 3, 2008

With the Commission on the Future of the University?s reaffirmed commitment to diversity, the Diversity Council provides a forum for discussion and a sounding board for diversity- and equity-related issues in areas such as admissions, student groups and the Charlottesville community.

Nursing professors design Web site relating to domestic homicide

By Anne Rasmussen | October 23, 2008

Three Nursing School researchers are conducting trials to test a Web site they developed that would offer support and information to families that have experienced domestic homicides.

Wachovia Bank limits colleges

By Anne Rasmussen | October 6, 2008

Wachovia Bank limited the access of nearly 1,000 colleges to a short-term investment fund last week, prompting concerns that the credit crisis will have a significant impact on higher education.

Littlepage, students discuss sign ban

By Anne Rasmussen | October 2, 2008

The ban on signs at athletic events remains in place following the first meeting involving Student Council, HooCrew and the athletic department since the ban was created.

City continues battle against lack of affordable housing

By Anne Rasmussen | September 25, 2008

With the City of Charlottesville concentrating on the issue of affordable housing, Mayor Dave Norris has expressed concern that the University has a negative impact on the local housing market, primarily through the high volume of students living in city rental housing.

City asks University to raise wages

By Anne Rasmussen | September 24, 2008

In light of affordable housing issues in Charlottesville and economic troubles nationwide, the City of Charlottesville has recently raised city workers? base wage and is encouraging the University to do the same.

NAACP reacts to letter about affirmative action

By Anne Rasmussen | September 22, 2008

A letter issued by the U.S. Department of Education?s Office for Civil Rights regarding affirmative action has recently been met with protest by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.The OCR?s letter, released Aug.

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Researcher studies early cancer detection

Student-led admissions program sees success during winter recess

Bond chooses not to seek NAACP reelection

Diving into Diversity

Nursing professors design Web site relating to domestic homicide

Wachovia Bank limits colleges

Littlepage, students discuss sign ban

City continues battle against lack of affordable housing

City asks University to raise wages

NAACP reacts to letter about affirmative action

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