This isn't how we live life, but this is our reality for the time being.
Kiah Ford (Col ’14), a nurse in Atlanta, about the Coronavirus pandemic
This isn't how we live life, but this is our reality for the time being.
Kiah Ford (Col ’14), a nurse in Atlanta, about the Coronavirus pandemic
I’m not seeing people’s faces and feeling like I need to be accountable to them.
Perri Nelson (Col ’22) about distance learning
I’m still in shock my season ended like this.
Lizzie Trull (Com ’20), member of the UVA women’s rowing team
It suddenly went from this terrific doom and gloom atmosphere that was distracting, to relief.
Tom Ballou (Col ’66) on being at UVA during the Cuban Missile Crisis
Illustrating a book isn’t translating the story. It’s extending the story.
Illustrator and author Vashti Harrison (Col ’10)
He was a wizard who had tremendous intuition. He pushed available technologies to the limit.
George Gillies (Engr ’75) on Professor Jesse Beams
I think what our team views as truly possible has been expanded because of lacrosse and basketball.
Football coach Bronco Mendenhall
If we could be the happiest place on earth for a UVA alum for a weekend, I would say we did our job.
Rachel Clark (Col ’19)
The beauty of it was, it was never about him. He never put himself ahead of his players or staff.
Gerry Capone (Educ ’83) on George Welsh
They are right in front of you, hiding in plain sight.
Robert Llewellyn (Engr ’69), on the trees around Grounds
Let us take you back to when the rains came down, the snows piled up and the Grounds shook beneath your feet. You’ll need a coat.
For three groups, fall semester offered a return to something close to normal.
We asked UVA’s resident futurists what’s next.
The soccer match that turned into a marathon.