
Object Lesson
Telling the history of UVA one piece at a time
Telling the history of UVA one piece at a time.
Telling the history of UVA one piece at a time.
Graduate students will have two new degree programs to choose from this fall—an M.S. in Data Science and an M.A. in European Studies.
Recent news from around Grounds.
Two UVA history professors receive major accolades for their scholarship.
Honor Committee chair says that Informed Retraction, introduced in April 2013, has been a success.
After nearly a decade as dean of the Darden School of Business, Robert F. Bruner will return to the faculty.
A section of the Berlin Wall, with a spray-painted mural titled "Kings of Freedom," has been installed on Central Grounds.
The Battle Building at UVA Children's Hospital will open its doors in June 2014.
An engineering student creates a Lego masterpiece using Jefferson's original plans.
A new site from the Darden School of Business offers practical articles by faculty that can be immediately implemented in the workplace.
A tennis championship, a baseball no-hitter, a track school record and news from the Cavalier Marching Band.
Photos from the history-making men’s basketball season.
When Kevin Sauer arrived in Charlottesville in 1988, the men's and women's club rowing teams shared a boathouse with no electricity. They had no truck to tow the boats.
A short story collection, scholarship, memoirs and more.
From March 31 to April 2, Glass was in residency on Grounds, working with undergraduate and graduate students.
Elzinga has taught more than 40,000 UVA students since 1967, all the while penning murder mysteries on the side.
"Waking Marshall Walker" made its world premiere at the Sonoma International Film Festival, where the short film's popularity earned it a third screening.
A list of the most popular fiction and nonfiction selections at the UVA Bookstore.
Four scholars from UVA's Miller Center offer their advice to the president on how to finish strong and create an enduring legacy.
Kindergarten today isn't what it used to be, according to a study by two UVA researchers.
A graduate student's research potentially identifies the nexus point for future biases seen in adults.
The research is the first to show that a group of embryonic cells can be directed to grow in a particular way by stimulating only two signals that govern cell development.
Religious studies professor John Portmann ponders a difficult question.
The UVA Club of Boston volunteers at the Mile 25 hydration station, passing out cups of water and Gatorade to runners.
Only some of Manning's ideas came to be, but he defined a way of thinking about growth at the University and raised important questions about building values.
Readers share their thoughts about recent articles and events.
President Sullivan discusses the value of corporate partnerships in higher education.
The group bills itself as “the premier, the first, the only a cappella group for the musically challenged."