1Top Instagram Photos of 2013
Most-liked photos from @theuniversityofvirginia
Labor of Love
Stories of love arrive by the thousands every year in the email inbox of Daniel Jones (Col ’85).
Finding Your Passion in Five Questions
Finding your passion can feel like an overwhelming task. Where do you even begin? Christie Mims offers five simple questions to jump start your search.
Everyday Mindfulness
Learn how to incorporate mindfulness into your everyday routine to defuse stress and lead a healthier, happier life.
Mastering the Art of Mindful Eating
Nutrition experts at U.Va. explain how to eat mindfully and enjoy some of the potential benefits.
Winter 2013
Scientists explore children's memories of past lives. Plus: Tina Fey, U.Va.'s wild beginnings and one student's story.
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Tree House
Sculptor Patrick Dougherty turns sticks into structure on U.Va.'s Arts Grounds.
The Monticello Mash
Mark Thompson of Starr Hill Brewery explains how Jefferson crafted his own beer.
1Man About Grounds
Dean of Students Allen Groves is beloved for his compassion and humor.
A Head for the Game
Alumnus Kevin Guskiewicz is at the forefront of diagnosing and understanding concussions.
108The Science of Reincarnation
U.Va. scientist explores children's memories of past lives
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Postscript to a Season
The Chosen One
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Top 5 U.Va. Sports Moments of 2013
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Ed Roseberry: A History Through Pictures
Lou Bloomfield: The Invention of Vistik
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Where Am I (February 2014)?
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Read MoreWe don't admit numbers, we admit students. Students who are smart and passionate and want to change the world.
Dean of Admissions Greg Roberts, in a report that details challenges facing a U.Va. admission model that he says "is quickly becoming outdated."
