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In the Age of Slavery
U.Va. examines role of enslaved laborers in tribute to bell ringer Henry Martin
U.Va. examines role of enslaved laborers in tribute to bell-ringer Henry Martin

14 Reasons to Love Charlottesville in Winter
When snow finally arrives in Charlottesville, students and townspeople alike flock to the white, glistening hillsides with sleds, toboggans or whatever they have on hand. Among previous conveyances: a canoe…

Ten Reasons to Love 2011 at U.Va.
Starsia and London received national and conference coaching awards for their seasons. In the course of leading the Cavaliers to the national title with a 9-7 victory over Maryland, Starsia…
High-Tech Building for High-Tech Research
Rice Hall is new home for computer sciences
At the beginning of the fall semester, the new engineering building, Rice Hall, welcomed both graduate and undergraduate students to its classrooms and labs. It’s the new home of the…
News Briefs
Despite the slow recovery of the economy, philanthropy is alive and well at the University. Overall giving in 2011 was up $27 million (35 percent) over 2010. Private giving is…
Flue Flaws
Cracks in chimneys lead to banning fires in fireplaces
Students have always had to sacrifice some creature comforts for the honor of living on the Lawn, and this year a long-standing tradition was sacrificed as well in the interest…
Keep the Lid On
Rotunda roof ‘structurally sound’ but needs work
The roof of the University’s beloved but leaky Rotunda will need only repairs, not replacement.David Neuman, Architect for the University, told members of the Board of Visitors in September that…
Built to Last
The Engineering School celebrates 175th anniversary
Much has changed since 1836, when America needed engineers to build machinery for factories, bridges for roads and locks for canals, and the U.Va. Board of Visitors created a school…
Letters to the Editor
I was delighted to find in the Fall 2011 issue the admirable account of the debt troubles caused by Uncle Sam’s fiscal recklessness (“Our National ‘Time Bomb’”).Were the article published…
At Home in History
Pavilion residents bring personal touches to revered buildings
What's it like to live in one of America's most historic places?
HIGHLIGHTS

The Simple Things Said It All
On being in the first class of women.

Costly Cartoons?
Fast-paced shows hurts executive function in children

A Funeral Procession for the Marquis
An alumna explores La Fayette’s connection to the University

Scientific Six Pack
Improve your putting, earn more money, increase your odds of survival and other topics U.Va. researchers are exploring.

175 Years of Engineering
A few of the U.Va. engineers whose projects have touched our daily lives.

In the Age of Slavery
U.Va. examines role of enslaved laborers in tribute to bell-ringer Henry Martin

Look Book
A brief history of fashion at U.Va.

14 Reasons to Love Charlottesville in Winter

Body Builder
Mike Curtis helps athletes recover from injuries and maintain peak form

Stacked Up
Doubling the capacity of the Ivy Stacks.

Fighting Fire at the University
In 1828, the Board of Visitors created the University Fire Company.

Life Lessons on the Green
David Cook’s golf novel adapted to the big screen






