
Classes of 2020, 2021 to walk the Lawn in May
Final Exercises return to the Lawn—with some caveats.
Final Exercises return to the Lawn—with some caveats.
Hadley, a Tar Heel and Rhodes Scholar, leaves Wash U. to succeed Lampkin.
UVA appoints a new group to reassess names and memorials on Grounds and another to reaffirm free speech principles.
Amid the fervor of the Great War, UVA rid itself of a journalism school, and the pacifist it rode in on.
President James E. Ryan introduces a new series, Democracy Dialogues.
A few factors likely contributed to surging rates across all schools and from students of diverse backgrounds.
Students return for another unusual semester on Grounds, marked by limited group sizes and regular testing, even as in-person classes continue.
President Ryan shares how the challenging times of Covid are making the University stronger.
Stephen Farmer (Grad ’86) returns to Grounds in a new role as University seeks replacements for multiple spots.
Second semester same as the first under updated COVID plan.
College life returns. Sort of.
In-person classes continue amid early detection of dorm clusters.
UVA’s board votes for more diversity, less Confederacy and new context for a Jefferson statue.
University leadership addresses concerns, details data that went into decision-making.
UVA’s president gave a new racial equity action team a bold charge and a tight deadline.
Our timeline follows women’s 200-year journey for influence, an education and equality at UVA.
Women talk about what it was like in those early years of coeducation.
Before granting women full admission to the College, UVA needed a little persuading—in the form of a federal lawsuit.
How the lessons of coeducation still matter today.
Nicole Thorne Jenkins comes to UVA from the University of Kentucky.
Plans for a different kind of fall sharpen into focus as the semester approaches.
University releases detailed plan for fall semester.
President Ryan outlines what to expect for the coming semester.
From the spring quarantine to the fall quandary, how UVA is confronting the coronavirus.
President James E. Ryan shares a reflection on the early days of UVA’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
From academic research to rollicking fiction, UVA alumni and faculty members have been churning out books on a variety of topics. Here’s a look at some of them.
In a hard year, some UVA notables found comfort and escape in books, music, movies and the woods. Here are the good things that have helped them through.
For some UVA students, isolation and quarantine have brought new challenges to an already unusual year.
UVA appoints a new group to reassess names and memorials on Grounds and another to reaffirm free speech principles.