Football’s Founding Fathers
Today’s college game shaped by UVA
At the dawn of the early 20th century, UVA championed fairness in football, changing the game forever
University Digest
Up, Up and Away
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New Members Named to UVA’s Board of Visitors
Around the Academical Village
Restoring historic buildings to former grandeur.
Thank You, Leonard
Business As (Un)usual
News Briefs
Off the Page and Onto the Screen
Welcome, Michael
Sports
Balance of Power
Out of the Park
Building on Both Sides
Arts
Becoming Tina Fey
A look at Fey's new book, Bossypants
Bestsellers at the UVA Bookstore: April through June 2011
How Much—or Little—Do College Students Learn?
Chick Lit Flick
Jewel Box in the Woods
Required Reading: Gary Gallagher
New & Notable
Two new books from alumni and faculty
More Departments
Jefferson Public Citizens at the City Market
Jefferson Public Citizens helps students bring classroom learning to life
Rare Book School at UVA
What’s the future of books in a digital world?
1825: Old School
The University held its first classes in 1825 with a faculty of eight and 68 students.
The Second-Story Walk
Witness to Revolution
Jia Tolentino (Col '09), member of the Peace Corps, survives the April 2010 coup in Kyrgystan
Admission FAQs
Pregame Talks
Facing the Future
R&D Briefs
What’s in the Water?
Ticked-Off Carnivores
Starting Smarter
Printing Awesomeness
Letters to the Editor
What’s the future of books in a digital world?
Putting Ideas Into Action
Jefferson Public Citizens helps students bring classroom learning to life
