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Life Coach
Tony Bennett, in his own words
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Decoding Honor
What 99 years of never-before compiled data reveal about the UVA Honor System.
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Clutch Moments
Four reasons they’re called “Cardiac Cavs.”
Summer 2019
Men’s Basketball National Champions: Special Issue; plus a look at 99 years of Honor Code data, Corks & Curls reckoning with its name, and a trip to Mount Everest.
Table of ContentsMore from Virginia Magazine
July Edition:
- Pearls from the Clamshell: Remembering U-Hall
May Edition:
Highlights
Beyond Blackface
Recent political scandals prompted Corks & Curls to look for a new name. They also had us looking through our own back issues.
UVA men’s lacrosse NCAA championship run may feel familiar—but it’s different
The NCAA championship won by Virginia men’s lacrosse—the program’s sixth—was no carbon copy of the men’s basketball title captured seven weeks earlier.
Net Positive
How defeat drove a team to destiny.
Battling Cervical Cancer
Hopeful, UVA researchers target the dangerous disease.
Thinking Big
The Class of 2020’s student leaders bring big ideas, diverse experiences.
Pearls From the Clamshell: Remembering U-Hall
The building might be gone, but University Hall housed decades of memories that linger.
Life Inside the Pavilions Throughout History
From wildlife invasions to streakers on skateboards, the Lawn pavilions have a hominess all their own.Video
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Making the Shots
Go behind the scenes with longtime UVA sports photographer Matt Riley, from a day of fun studio shoots to an exciting men’s basketball game at JPJ.
Banding Together
Follow the Cavalier Marching Band through a UVA football game week.Photo Gallery
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Where Am I? (July 2019)
Think you know where this is? Correctly identify where this is, and you’ll be entered in a random drawing for a $25 UVA Bookstore gift card.
Where Am I? (May 2019)
Congratulations to William Buckley (Darden ’18) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore by correctly answering that this is Pavilion X.
Quotes
Read MoreThe beauty of it was, it was never about him. He never put himself ahead of his players or staff.
Gerry Capone (Educ ’83) on George Welsh
