UVA officials use virtual town hall to discuss recent protest and arrests Clark Palmer May 8, 2024 1 minute read Photo: UVa Officials with the University of Virginia say the decision to break up a recent Pro-Palestinian protest was based on potential threats from outside agitators. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has that story: Share: Post navigation Previous: Radium Girls, Ben Sollee returns to The Spot, and the Dog BowlNext: ‘Eviction Defense Center’ educates Virginians facing eviction Related Stories AG Jones makes stop in Roanoke for a discussion on public safety, reducing gun violence Gene Marrano August 10, 2026 DMV unveils Don’t Drive High campaign through Labor Day weekend Gene Marrano August 10, 2026 Virginia on the List of States Proposed by DNC for Early Democratic Primary Voting in 2028 Emma Thomas August 10, 2026
