Letters to the Editor

Yeardley Love

It goes without saying that many of us alumni were devastated by the news that a young female student at our university was allegedly killed by someone

Virginia finishes 3rd in Director’s Cup

Sullivan joins committee on research universities

Board Roundup: New 2.4 Billion Dollar Budget ‘Doesn’t Meet All Needs’

U.Va. board approves 2010-11 tuition increase

National championships for women’s rowing and men’s doubles tennis

News Briefs

Inventors of the year

The U.Va. Patent Foundation named professors Kevin R. Lynch and Timothy L. Macdonald the 2010 Edlich-Henderson Inventors of the Year. Their work happens at the

A Winter to Remember

Looking back at the “snowpocalypse”

Looking back at how the "snowpocalypse" affected U.Va.

What’s a Day Worth?

U.Va. will not force mandatory furlough

How much does it cost to pay every University employee for one day of work? More than $2 million.

After several months of cost analysis, the University of

Letters to the Editor

Then Again

What a thrill to see the picture of Scott Stadium in 1964 (“Then and Now: An Illustrated Journey Through Time,” Spring 2010). After the Corps of Cadets and the

The Builder

John Casteen retires after two decades as U.Va. President

After a stint as dean of admission and a lengthy run as president, John Casteen has helped create a University that's much different than the one he first came to as a student.

So Long, Old Friends

A final message from President Casteen

President Casteen Photo by Peggy Harrison

If my memory is correct, my first report to alumni, students’ families, and staff and faculty must have gone out in mid-fall 1990. In

U.Va. launches Bay Game to help save Chesapeake

State reverses stand on anti-gay bias for colleges and universities

Torture defender John Yoo speaks, draws protests