Ogunkoya, who grew up in Queens, New York, first discovered UVA through a program for first-generation college students. Nearly three years later, she’s loving her time here.
Now that outdoor graduations may accommodate up to 5,000 people, President Jim Ryan says UVA has “far more flexibility in planning a ceremony for the Class of 2021.” Plans will be announced no later than April 2.
In partnership with an alumna’s nonprofit, three UVA students took the lead in distributing thousands of masks made by female artisans in Guatemala.
With internship offerings down by as much as 49% last spring, UVA’s Career Center has created a new, alumni-driven program that will offer summer opportunities for up to 500 students.
The University Chapel will be the first of UVA’s iconic buildings to light up the night sky in a series of projection mapping shows, starting Friday and running through May.
This week, check out a few quick ideas for getting outside and exploring Charlottesville while staying safe.
For the eighth time under Coach Tony Bennett, the Cavaliers are headed to the NCAA Tournament, which they won in 2019.
One year after the pandemic forced them to leave Grounds along with their fellow students, UVA Today checked back in with Will and Charlotte Milone to see how they have been doing.