Also in this roundup: several nursing and law professors earn professional recognitions, a unit at the Health System gets national accreditation, two Darden professors are short-listed for a global award, and more.
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Dan Heuchert
June 20, 2017
Also in this roundup: A major teaching honor for the former dean of the School of Architecture, and the Health System is lauded for its care for cancer and heart patients.
June 13, 2017
Otto Warmbier, who would have graduated with the Class of 2017, was released Tuesday after 17 months of detention in North Korea. He reportedly has been in a coma for more than a year.
April 12, 2017
In this roundup: Rankings and more rankings, the Jefferson Scholars Foundation awards three outstanding professors and Facilities Management is honored for its continuing education programs.
March 22, 2017
Also in this roundup: The NAACP honors a professor and an alumna, the Hedgehog Review earns a prestigious nomination, a student association’s UVA chapter is the best in the U.S., UVA Dining gets some national love, and more.
March 13, 2017
Also ranking highly were UVA’s law, business, nursing, medical and engineering schools, as well as several social science and humanities doctoral programs in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.
January 12, 2017
Also: Another top ranking for the University; nine professors are listed among the nation’s most influential education thinkers (one of whom becomes one of President Obama’s final appointees); and an engineering professor nets an honor and a promotion.
December 01, 2016
Also in this roundup: A law professor wins an award from James Madison’s family, UVA’s Boar’s Head resort is recognized for its sustainability efforts and the Health System rakes in several honors.
November 21, 2016
The planned expansion of the Boar’s Head tennis facility has created a new opportunity to update the University’s golf course, which, though highly rated, is in need of modernizing.
November 08, 2016
Also in this roundup: The Law School adds to its number of American Law Institute fellows, a history professor gets time to work on his book on Israeli independence and Virginia’s governor calls on a nursing professor.