Welcome Aboard
Lounging Around
Murder, She Writes
From New York crime fighter to New York Times best seller
Linda Fairstein (Law ’72) earned the nickname "Hell on Heels" during her 25 years as chief prosecutor for Manhattan's Sex Crimes Unit. Having helped reform a judicial system myopic about violence towards women, she's turned her talents to crime fiction.
Engineering Change
Jill Tietjen named distinguished alumna
Beyond All-American
A half-century after his playing days, Bakhtiar honored again
Promises Kept
Wounded Army veteran battles back
After two tours of combat and a suicide bomber's attack that left him badly injured, Dan Glanz is walking the Lawn this spring.
The Accidental Altruist
Why Conor Grennan started an orphanage
He meant to take a year's vacation from his stressful job, but instead he found a new mission in the streets of Katmandu.
A Sure Bet
Film offers an insider’s view of horse racing
Something Popular
Lawyer-turned-novelist Emily Giffin
Mission of Mercy
Granting Excellence
Fund helps future nurses, doctors and lawyers pursue public good
Reconnecting
Black alumni celebrate old ties, new links
Pour Yourself a Cold One
Alumni family has something brewing in the beer world
Getting Her Kicks
Ericka Whitaker (Educ '06) and the Radio City Rockettes
Points of Light
The paintings of Randall Stoltzfus
What Happened in Bolechow
Daniel Mendelsohn’s epic search
'The Lost' finds tragedy interwoven with history as Daniel Mendelsohn seeks out the experience of the Holocaust.
Home-Grown Tradition
UVaClubs gear up for Cavaliers Care
Know Your Lines
Getting into character
Go behind the scenes of the drama department's production of George Bernard Shaw's Arms and the Man, where students learn about collaboration and taking risks.
The Experts
Alumni tell us how it's done
From training dogs to picking stocks, UVA graduates share advice on a variety of topics.
The Power of Two
The parallel lives of Tiki and Ronde Barber
Tiki and Ronde Barber are in the midst of record-setting careers in the National Football League. Their lives off the field are equally impressive.
