Gen. B. Chance Saltzman urged students and ROTC cadets to be empathetic leaders with courage and commitment.
A recent “Talking Across Differences Student Dinner” was the first step toward mending fences between a couple of prominent political groups on Grounds.
As a longtime liaison to UVA’s Young Women Leaders Program, Burley Middle School counselor Leslie Fendley encouraged her undergraduate daughter, Ella, to get involved.
Facing a panel of esteemed judges in the Rotunda’s Dome Room, Jered Cooper emerged as the winner when he addressed the role of free speech at a public university.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. C.Q. Brown Jr. and his wife, UVA alumna Sharene Brown, visited with ROTC students, veterans and others interested in service careers.
Virginia Polo’s national champion men’s and women’s polo teams competed in a round-robin tournament over the weekend, hosting Cornell University and Southern Methodist University.
Her parents both played sports at UVA, but Chloe Wilson chose a different college. But after a lifetime of trying to understand her father’s suicide, she transferred to Virginia to feel a closer connection to him.
Despite a drizzle that turned the Lawn’s grass to mud, hundreds of costumed kids and parents went door-to-door as part of a welcome return to a favorite UVA tradition.