Mike Mather

After a rainy Final Exercises in May, UVA’s iconic Lawn was a muddy, swampy mess. UVA’s “Turf Crew” had less than 100 days to restore it.

With two degrees from UVA, she upended tradition and kept her career while her husband served as governor.

Karenne Wood worked for decades to bridge the gaps between Native Virginians and the University.

Both the prosecution and the defense had asked a judge to keep the reports confidential to protect the integrity of the upcoming trial.

Four Wahoo swimmers earned 11 medals in the Paris Olympics, accounting for a sizable portion of the U.S. haul.

A UVA professor’s inspiration, and a preacher’s sermon, landed this alumna in the national spotlight.

Her professional career has been a series of ups and downs, but Collins, a two-time champion at UVA, is playing her best tennis now.

After two years playing for the Cavaliers, and winning an NCAA singles title, Navarro left school to go pro. But UVA is always on her mind.

Ken Hughes, a Nixon expert, says if the current immunity ruling had been in place in 1974, history would be different.

From swimming to soccer, more than a dozen Hoos are competing in Paris in the Olympics and Paralympics for the United States and other countries.