Roger Martin made a convincing case not to cheat in his class. Or so you would have thought.

And the student protest that led to its repeal

From driving the Monticello tour bus to cleaning frog tanks

The Honor System remains the epitome of UVA’s tradition of student self-governance

Introducing Living Honor, a multimedia project that brings students and alumni together to understand each other’s perspectives on Honor.

From surgical tools to old-school parking tags and concert passes, these quirky keepsakes represent UVA to nine alumni and their families.

Compare old-school photos with modern snapshots of the same places—from the Corner to Carr’s Hill—to see how they’ve evolved since your time at UVA.

Navy ROTC building will now honor former Navy secretary, U.S. senator and Law alumnus John Warner, instead of a controversial Confederate officer with no UVA ties.

As stunning as the outcome seemed, it was 50 years in coming.

Let us take you back to when the rains came down, the snows piled up and the Grounds shook beneath your feet. You’ll need a coat.

From grilled cheese to TV dinners, dining on a student budget.

From Hemingway to Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the books alumni could not put down.

For two decades, the hot, sticky, beer-soaked roadhouse where Dave Matthews Band began its rise to stardom drew big-name acts and packed houses.

Work has begun on a vital connector between Central Grounds and North Grounds that will serve as a new gateway to UVA.

From across the decades, the flicks that resonated most with alumni during their time on Grounds.

The grassroots campaign that convinced the General Assembly to fund a badly-needed new library.

A tale of performance-enhancing good manners, how nice guy James Rector had his 100 meters dashed.

We asked alumni about the notable fashions from their days on Grounds. Here’s what they said.

To cool student unrest in 1970, the Alumni Association did a very uncool thing. People stayed hot about it for years.

Next year’s leaders aim to make big changes and take advantage of lessons learned.

With some proceeds going to the Ridley Scholarship fund, a new Charlottesville restaurant’s mission goes beyond table service.

As the COVID count swelled this spring, so did the disciplinary docket for the University Judiciary Committee.

How UVA’s first Black students, excluded elsewhere, found a community of their own off Grounds.

Final Exercises return to the Lawn—with some caveats.

When we asked alumni about their favorite college-year bands, the answers ran the gamut. Here’s a selection.