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UVA men’s tennis wins second-straight national championship
The Cavaliers swept Ohio State to take home another NCAA National Championship title.
Making it reign: Women’s swimming gets third national championship in a row
UVA cements its status as a women’s swimming dynasty.
Opening Soon
Here’s a look at what structures are popping up around Grounds.
The current print issue
Summer 2023
The 200-Year-Build: Construction Old & New; Tour Through Time; Grounds Keepers; Archi-Texts
Table of ContentsMore from Virginia Magazine
- The Bee Keeper: A conversation with Sam Ezersky (Engr ’17), the editor of The New York Times’ buzzy word game.
- Our #1 Top-Ranked Best Story on Rankings: They’re flawed but influential. See how UVA fared where.
- Favorite Hideouts On Grounds: From the Alderman Stacks to “The Cave” at Old Cabell Hall, alumni reveal their secret spots.
- UVA Alumni Go Big on Reality TV Shows: ‘Hoos have starred on recent seasons of LEGO Masters, Iron Chef and the Amazing Race.
UVA men’s tennis wins second-straight national championship
The Cavaliers swept Ohio State to take home another NCAA National Championship title.
UVA traditions in the making
From Black Alumni Weekend to the Lighting of the Lawn, these events and activities have become community traditions in recent decades.
From the Grounds Up
Construction crews are in high gear on Grounds, but the construction of UVA has been a centuries-long process. Here’s a look at the history of buildings across Grounds.
From President Ryan: The Rotunda Remains the Vibrant Heart of UVA
Even in the face of fires, additions, demolitions, and renovations, the Rotunda has played an outsized role in University life.
Meet UVA’s newest student leaders
The University’s new student leaders have big plans, from expanding financial aid for lower-income students to prioritizing mental health.
Through Roseberry’s lens
Remembering the legacy of photographer Ed Roseberry, who spent decades documenting life at UVA and in Charlottesville
Archi-texts: A book tour of Grounds
Here are some books about UVA architecture by architects, historians and professors that show Thomas Jefferson’s vision and how it has continued to inform the architecture of Grounds.
Holland showed us—and the world—what UVA could be
Terry Holland, who coached UVA basketball for 16 years and later served as athletics director, was known for being fiercely competitive and demanding—but also flexible and adaptive.
Opening Soon
Here’s a look at what structures are popping up around Grounds.
The beginning of the UVA construction boom
Take a look back at a 1951 issue of Alumni News that captures the start of a major period of expansion on Grounds.
From the Publisher: Building Community Together
The Alumni Association's newest offering is Juntos, which debuted in April to celebrate the UVA Hispanic and Latinx communities.
9,000 get offers for 4,000 spots at UVA
The overall acceptance rate for Virginians held relatively steady at 27 percent.
We just want individually to be stronger and our networks to be stronger.
