Families pulled packed cars into parking spaces all along Alderman and McCormick roads, where UVA “Greeters” waited with strong arms ready to be filled with stuffed Ikea bags, microwaves and mini refrigerators.
Recent Articles by
Jane Kelly
August 19, 2019
Adriana Allen and Nick Smith, co-chairs of the residence staff program through Housing and Residence Life, offer tips and tricks to make students’ move-in days flawless.
August 12, 2019
Money ranked UVA the 10th-best-value school for the third year in a row, and No. 7 in the magazine’s ranking of public universities. UVA is the only public university in Money’s top 10 to meet 100% of students’ demonstrated financial need.
August 02, 2019
Supported by UVA’s formidable Conferences@UVA office, UVA is host to about 70 different programs and more than 120 camp and conference sessions throughout the summer season.
July 25, 2019
The new distinction comes after the Princeton Review ranked UVA as America’s “best value” public college in 2018 and U.S News and World Report ranked UVA the No. 2 best-value public university in the country this year.
July 23, 2019
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.
July 22, 2019
We talked with psychology professor Daniel Willingham about his recent New York Times piece, “The High Price of Multitasking.” Here, he lays out the huge risks and offers tips to lessen the threats that come with doing more than one thing at a time.
July 16, 2019
The plant, outlawed during Prohibition, is making a comeback in Southwest Virginia, where farmers are working with faculty members from the University of Virginia and UVA-Wise to make the crop an economic stabilizer.
July 08, 2019
With the Major League Baseball All-Star Game taking place Tuesday night in Cleveland, UVA Today asked several people around Grounds what their “walk-up” song would be if they played baseball.
June 26, 2019
Jeremy Klitzman’s drive to help build better communities has landed him at the convergence of music and charity in Austin, Texas, where he is partnering with top names in the music industry to create art, sell it and give the proceeds to the needy.