Women Leaders in College Sports named the UVA director of athletics as its 2019 Administrator of the Year for NCAA Division I FBS athletics programs, the culmination of an extraordinary year for UVA athletics.
One alumnus donated Dutch master works in honor of his favorite professors; another chose to honor UVA President Emerita Teresa A. Sullivan. One late alumnus’ Joan Mitchell paintings are finding new life in a Charlottesville gallery.
Want to check out the Rotunda to scope out cool study spaces? This tour has it. How about touring the Alderman Road residence halls and learning about all the amenities, as well as the two grassy quads where you can grill or play Frisbee? It’s all there.
Charlottesville attorney Simon Davidson is using his local restaurant site, The Charlottesville 29, to raise funds for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, auctioning off experiences from multi-course meals to a Bodo’s lunch with Tony Bennett.
As “Humans of UVA Law” draws to a close after five years of featuring members of UVA’s School of Law community, the school shares some of its favorite posts and introduces the photographer most recently behind the series.
Path-breaking historian Reginald Butler, the second director of UVA’s Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies, created programs to study local black history using early digital technology.