Sep 07, 2010Top University News

Four Major Spaces Finished in Time for Fall Semester

by Marian Anderfuren, UVaToday

TOPICS: Grounds & Buildings, University News

South Lawn project

With the start of classes Tuesday, students, faculty and staff will have four new or renovated spaces to explore and enjoy. Over the summer, the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences’ South Lawn was completed, as was the Curry School of Education’s Bavaro Hall and the School of Medicine’s Claude Moore Medical Education Building. The first floor of the School of Nursing’s McLeod Hall received a major renovation, featuring a new Center for Nursing Historical Inquiry.

VIDEO: MEET THE SOUTH LAWN

The South Lawn debuts in time for the new school year.

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