A collection of stories explaining what happened at UVA on Nov. 13—and the sorrow and support that followed.

A timeline starting in 2018

Students overwhelmingly vote in multiple sanctions among 27 reforms

It began as the quintessential college field trip. It ended with three shot dead, two wounded and a student charged with murder. What happened?

Around the nation, football pays tribute to UVA’s fallen

Shots fired, then doors locked, and students sheltered with their fears

The profound loss and legacies of Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry

In the aftermath of the tragedy of Nov. 13, 2022, there was an outpouring of support from all corners of the University.

As we struggle to make sense of the horrific night of Nov. 13, there is a certainty that did prevail—the strength of our community, that we are UVA strong.

This year, UVA received a record 55,845 applications, up from 50,813 applications the previous year.

Vehicle to help victims, families and others came together within days of the tragedy

The role comes with a giant set of responsibilities. Here’s a look at some of UVA’s famous (and infamous) deans of the past.

Student Affairs Vice President Robyn S. Hadley has merged the dean’s office with her own, giving her a new compound title and an expanded set of responsibilities.

The deaths of football players Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry and the wounding of two other students traumatized the UVA community.

Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Ridley Scholarship Program, which is dedicated to attracting Black students of the highest academic caliber to UVA.

Shane Dennis has no known relationship to UVA and has been prohibited from entering Grounds in the future.

Over 4,000 first-years have arrived on Grounds. Take a look at the demographics of the newest class of ’Hoos.

With plans to confront climate change and boost community engagement, two Virginia natives are leading UVA schools.

Authorities probe two other incidents, meet with Black protesters; alumni offer support

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

With plans to confront COVID challenges and focus on equity and innovation, two women with UVA ties bring their expertise back to Grounds.

The University made offers to fewer than 1 in 5 this admissions cycle, a record low. Record-high applications tell only part of the story.

Dean Maurice Apprey leaves a legacy at the Office of African American Affairs and the medical school.

The masking change starts March 21 and covers office buildings, recreational facilities and venues.