Glenn Kirwin, killed in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, is well-remembered by his family and friends, who have funded a scholarship in his name.
Class of 2002 President Portman Wills and two class trustees share the story of how the beloved event came to be.
The memory of alumnus Patrick Sean Murphy, who died in the attacks on the World Trade Center, lives on through his children – and a scholarship created for UVA students affected by 9/11.
It happened when they were very young, but these students still see the influence of 9/11 on their lives, from their hometowns and families to their career choices today.
The head of UVA’s Counseling and Psychological Services says it’s no surprise Biles is suffering under the intense world spotlight, and others should follow the gymnast’s lead and listen to their bodies.
High school students in Charlottesville who are interested in careers in medicine are taking part in the School of Medicine’s Summer Opportunities in Academic Research program, known as SOAR.
Meet five students in the UVA internship program who are getting to chance to speak with scholars, politicians and citizens from all around the world.
Go to the activities fair. Ditch “FOMO” – the fear of missing out. Meet upperclassmen. Read these and more tips from three seasoned students.