Kelly Kauffman

One will develop a statement on the role of free expression and free inquiry, with the other to establish guidelines and review naming and memorials on Grounds.

They might not have been on the Lawn Saturday, but UVA’s newest graduates – and faculty, families and friends – found ways to celebrate on what was to be their graduation day.

Even as UVA students ground through final exams, they took a little time to recall their favorite courses of the semester.

To celebrate fall on Grounds, UVA challenged followers on social media to submit their best photo of the season for a fall photo contest. They responded.

A photo dating back to the 1930s might be one of the earliest examples of a selfie taken on Grounds.

Fourth-year student Gabby Fuller expanded her passion for the arts while working at the Fralin Museum and Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection.

Photographers took to Grounds to showcase the best of spring. Their entries did not disappoint.

First-year student Wescott Lowe put her skills to the test as she recreated UVA’s Rotunda on her Etch A Sketch.

Four QuestBridge Scholars offer insight to fellow high-achieving, low-income students who plan to apply to UVA.

Second-year student Nia Augustine, a first-generation student at UVA, offers five tips to help other “first-gens” thrive.