McIntire School of Commerce graduate Ryan Ho’s Singapore-based events company has an impressive client roster and an even more intriguing list of activities, from bubble soccer to archery to something called “saber tag.”

A good time was had by all – and it was good for the environment too.

As veterans and world leaders, including President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron, looked on in Normandy, UVA alumna Kayla Winslow led the U.S. Army Europe Band & Chorus in a powerful rendition of the national anthem.

Online retailers are struggling to get ever more products from distribution points to customers’ doorsteps. According to Darden professor Timothy Laseter, whoever figures out that “last mile” will dominate the future of e-commerce.

Almost 100 speakers gathered on Grounds over three days to discuss the modern American presidency. Clinton – one of only five men living who knows the office firsthand – provided a rousing conclusion.

Speaking to graduates at UVA’s College at Wise, the University of Virginia president shared five life lessons he took away from one of the University’s greatest sports moments.

Students like Katherine Huiskes have helped power this week’s Presidential Ideas Festival, hosted by UVA’s Miller Center. Huiskes came to UVA from Oregon because of the University’s strength in history and politics.

In the first of two Final Exercises ceremonies, graduates in the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences received their degrees Saturday, completing the traditional walk down the Lawn and celebrating with family and friends.

Volunteers collected more than 1,500 mylar balloons on the Lawn during Final Exercises to brighten young patients’ rooms and cut down on the environmental impact of balloons lost to the breeze.

UVA graduates are filling their caps with favorite memories, symbols, quotes and photos as reminders of all that came before this triumphant graduation weekend – and all that lies ahead. See some of their designs.