Jim Ryan

UVA President Jim Ryan urged members of the Class of 2025 to take the lessons, community and courage they found on Grounds into the world.

University of Virginia President Jim Ryan addresses the external review of the November 2022 shootings on Grounds.

Ryan urged the graduates to carry with them the values forged by the unique experiences of their time on Grounds.

After police declared an unlawful assembly and arrested protestors who didn’t leave, President Jim Ryan sent this message to the UVA community.

After a vote on a student-led referendum asking UVA’s Investment Management Company to drop companies linked to Israel, the president addressed the Board of Visitors on Friday.

The president delivered this video on Sunday to members of the University community, just ahead of the anniversary of the shooting that took the lives of student-athletes Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry.

Hadley, who came to UVA in 2021 as vice president of student affairs and dean of students, will leave her positions on Aug. 1.

The University of Virginia and other colleges across the country are assessing how this ruling from the Supreme Court will affect future admissions decisions.

In an essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education, President Ryan writes about diversity, equity and inclusion and suggests there is room for common ground.

The University president welcomed graduates to the Lawn on Saturday and Sunday for UVA's 194th Final Exercises.