Electric scooters have become a major UVA phenomenon. We have the numbers to prove it.

Even if you’re not physically strolling the Lawn, let this list of UVA fun facts bring you back, in multiple small ways, to life on Grounds.

Two Charlottesville establishments are slated for demolition to lend space for future Ivy Corridor buildings.

From meditation to monitoring social media: How the UVA E.R. team prepared for the worst of a tragic weekend’s violence.

The First Amendment was a major player in the events of August 11/12. A UVA legal expert shows how, and also asks some whys.

From Dave Matthews to Stevie Wonder, Concert for Charlottesville brought some big names, and tens of thousands of fans, to town.

For decades, it cheered our hearts, warmed our blood and hardened our arteries. The origin story and afterlife of the Grillswith. And also the recipe.

The UVA community reclaims a higher Grounds, seeking to supplant images of angry torch-bearers with scenes of peace.

Officials, alumni condemn violence in the name of hate on Grounds and in town.

UVA Alumni Association President Jenifer Andrasko comments on recent events in Charlottesville.

What had once been a cluster of small businesses on the outskirts of the University is set to become part of a corridor that beautifies and unifies Grounds.

A by-the-numbers look at what it takes to keep the fleet running.

Eleanor Gould delights in sharing glimpses of Monticello's biodiversity and inspires her Instagram followers to see the flowers and insects, fruits and vegetables, sun-dappled trees and sweeping vistas with fresh eyes.

When Cali and Blaise Gaston were both diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2015, they underwent treatment at UVA and found extraordinary support in the Charlottesville Women's Four Miler race community.

Each year, UTS provides more than 3 million rides to the University community. We hopped on a bus and asked seven passengers to share their stories.

From streetcars to UTS to the UBike program, a look at on-Grounds transportation past, present and future.

A look beyond well-known favorites like Monticello and the Rotunda reveals some of the smaller, more unexpected things that make Charlottesville and the University so special.

About 3,100 students volunteer through Madison House for at least one hour each week. See how they're making a difference in the Charlottesville community.

One hundred and fifty years ago this spring, the Union army marched into Charlottesville. Somehow, UVA was spared from its torches.

A visiting professor points out a curious feature of the Jefferson statue, and lecturer W. Scott Harrop investigates its meaning.

It's likely that no one has taken more pictures of University life than Ed Roseberry. Here are just a few of the photos that earned him the nickname "Flash."

Mina Pirasteh (Col ’15) documented a snow day on Grounds.

Before Scottsdale, before Sarasota, the big leagues came to Charlottesville.