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A prop with purpose: Inside UVA men’s basketball’s new sabre tradition
As the NCAA Tournament-bound Cavaliers have been slicing through opponents, they’ve been celebrating in a uniquely Wahoo way.
Student Experience
UVA’s Sycamore Hill welcomes ROTC students, adult learners
The former Federal Executive Institute has new life as a facility for ROTC programs and classroom space for the School of Continuing and Professional Studies.
Student Experience
At UVA, a dinner table brings big ideas together
Two architecture students created a dinner series in which food, presentations and conversation bring the University’s community together.
Student Experience
The secret to this Hoo’s basketball success? A Darden School student’s Nigerian cooking
An impromptu meeting connected Ugo Onyenso with a fellow Nigerian who now keeps him stocked with a taste of home.
Student Experience
How much can this Hoo do in one week in Japan?
A UVA student shares a travel diary from a spring break trip to Japan, exploring the art, culture and worlds of legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki.
Student Experience
UVA community members help people with disabilities hit the slopes
Meet some of the students and staff volunteering with Wintergreen Adaptive Sports to help make winter sports accessible for everyone.
Student Experience
UVA Alumni Association cracks the code for Gen Z bingo nights
For hundreds of Hoos, fun is spelled B-I-N-G-O.
Student Experience
Faculty spotlight: Andrew Pennock turns learning into leading
The Batten School associate professor uses hands-on experiences to change how students think about leadership and policy.
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