Congratulations to Steven Schiff (Col ’06 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is a detail of the Homer statue by Moses Jacob Ezekiel on the Lawn in front of Old Cabell Hall.
Congratulations to Kayla Berry (Col ’11 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is Madison House on Rugby Road.
Congratulations to Emily Draper (Col ’10 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is Littlejohn's Delicatessen on the Corner.
Congratulations to Susan Gantz (Col ’99 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is the UVA Cemetery, at the corner of Alderman and McCormick Roads.
Congratulations to Catherine Creighton (Col ’14 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this photo is of Pavilion VII, also known as the Colonnade Club.
A plaque on the north exterior wall of the Rotunda was dedicated in memory of U.S. Army Capt. Humayun S.M. Khan (Col ’00) during a ceremony on May 2. Khan, the University’s lone alumnus to die in the Iraq War, was killed in 2004 after stopping a taxi loaded with explosives.
Congratulations to Joel Gardner (Col ’70, Law ’74 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is the Crackerbox, behind the East Range.
Congratulations to Robert Hott (Col ’10) who correctly answered that this is Bodo’s Bagels on the UVA Corner.
Congratulations to Peter Ohlms (Engr ’04) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is the awning of Mincer’s on the Corner.
Congratulations to Nate Rathjen (Engr ’16) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is the University Chapel.
Forget everything you know about required classes. The College rethinks curriculum.
Professor Willis Jenkins (Grad ’06) takes a somewhat unorthodox approach in his "argument lab."
Even if you’re not physically strolling the Lawn, let this list of UVA fun facts bring you back, in multiple small ways, to life on Grounds.
Two UVA professors argue that all numbers are not equal in our minds.