Anne E. Bromley

A small group gathered at UVA’s Memorial to Enslaved Laborers to witness the ceremonial signing of the new legislation.

The artwork submitted in a range of media to “(re)present” today’s UVA students expresses a lot of different things, but one thing that’s clear: there really is no “THE” student on Grounds.

King is taking her hard-earned love of all aspects of academic medicine, from research to patient care, to UT Southwestern in Dallas.

A gifted poet, Reed has extended his understanding and compassion into several areas of University life.

This risky, promising form of government – democracy – actually could die out, Edmundson realized. “Whitman insists that we must not allow this to happen without a fight.”

The memorial, dedicated Saturday, ensures that the hidden lives of enslaved laborers will now be publicly remembered for their importance to the University.