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Leap of Faith
Jenny D'Agostino (Com '03) takes plunge with ropes course
School of Rock
U.Va.'s Battle of the Bands face off. Hear music clips and watch a video.
Lane DeGregory (Col ’89) wins a Pulitzer Prize for her article about a feral child
The Mayor of Summertime
Bob Oakes (Col ’84) serves as mayor of Nags Head
U.Va. Profs that Provide a Brush with Celebrity
Famous
How celebrity and the media have changed over the past 300 years as told by the American History Guys from the radio show Backstory.
1976: Block Party
The dawn of Charlottesville's Downtown Mall.
Lending a hand
A first-hand account of an alumnus working for Kiva in Africa.
A Portrait of the South in Black and White
Paul Gaston recounts his role in the civil rights movement in Charlottesville.
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- Summer Reading
Books to read at the beach - Lane DeGregory (Col ’89) wins a Pulitzer Prize for her article about a feral child
- Outdoor Entertaining Made Simple
Advice from Kristin van Ogtrop (Col ’86), managing editor of Real Simple magazine - The Mayor of Summertime
Bob Oakes (Col ’84) serves as mayor of Nags Head - Ex Libris
Bookplate collection illuminates merger of art and literature - A Portrait of the South in Black and White
Memoir illuminates Charlottesville and the University during the civil rights movement - Leap of Faith
Couple takes plunge with ropes course venture - U.Va. board approves 2010-11 tuition increase
- Yeardley Love 1987-2010
- U.Va. Profs that Provide a Brush with Celebrity
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- Fri. 7/30/10 - Mount Liebig Photography Project 2004
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The first-ever collisions of beams marks the true beginning of an adventure into an unknown realm of physics.
— Brad Cox, one of several U.Va. physicists involved with the Large Hadron Collider outside Geneva. The facility, designed to increase knowledge about the beginnings of the universe, recorded its first collision of protons on Nov. 23.MORE QUOTES »
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