Topic: Mr. Jefferson

July 4th: The Fourth of July Paradox

July 4th: The Fourth of July Paradox

The Fourth of July is a bittersweet anniversary at the University. It marks both great achievement and sorrow; it is the birthday of a nation, but the death day of Founding Fathers.

The Fourth of July is a bittersweet anniversary at the University. It marks both great achievement and sorrow; it is the birthday of a nation, but the death day of Founding Fathers.

The Twelve Days of Winter Break

The Twelve Days of Winter Break

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

On the Money

On the Money

New Jefferson coins issued

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Highlights

Three Wahoos and their coach win the Women’s World Cup

Three Wahoos and their coach win the Women’s World Cup

UVA’s year of championships goes global.

’Hoo is the Class of 2023? Take a look, by the numbers

’Hoo is the Class of 2023? Take a look, by the numbers

Nearly 4,000 first-years arrived on Grounds this fall. Dig into some of the numbers that shape latest class of Wahoos.

How the McIntire Amphitheatre became a parking lot—and found its way back again

How the McIntire Amphitheatre became a parking lot—and found its way back again

The unique space on Grounds wasn’t always so beloved.

How Walt Whitman disguised his poems about male love—and how a UVA professor put it all together

How Walt Whitman disguised his poems about male love—and how a UVA professor put it all together

Fredson Bowers discovered the original sequence of poems to reveal a more vulnerable side to America’s poet.