
The Cost of a Telegram
To cool student unrest in 1970, the Alumni Association did a very uncool thing. People stayed hot about it for years.
To cool student unrest in 1970, the Alumni Association did a very uncool thing. People stayed hot about it for years.
As the COVID count swelled this spring, so did the disciplinary docket for the University Judiciary Committee.
How UVA’s first Black students, excluded elsewhere, found a community of their own off Grounds.
Despite pandemic-related financial losses for the University, tuition will not rise for the next academic year.
Women’s swimming and diving joined the ranks of NCAA title winners just as men’s basketball ended its reign.
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.
The decadeslong battle for a living wage reached a crescendo in 2012, when 26 students went on a hunger strike.
As time goes on and cases get harder to prove, these alumni work to restore art to their rightful owners.
We asked alumni about the notable fashions from their days on Grounds. Here’s what they said.
President Ryan applauds the efforts of people in the UVA community who have contributed good things in a tough year.
UVA scientists are mapping the Milky Way and measuring the universe.
The benefits of the plants’ return are being seen across the ecosystem.
Research suggests modeling scenarios will help plan power grids as weather patterns grow more destructive.
Next year’s leaders aim to make big changes and take advantage of lessons learned.
Editor Richard Gard provides a preview of the Summer magazine.
With some proceeds going to the Ridley Scholarship fund, a new Charlottesville restaurant’s mission goes beyond table service.
New discoveries involving cobalt and titanium highlight the possibilities for the future of sustainable energy.
Readers share their thoughts on past issues.