U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan, a UVA graduate and former ROTC cadet, was killed in in Baqubah, Iraq, in 2004, stopping a bomber who tried to enter his unit’s compound. His parents have endowed a Bicentennial Scholarship in his name.
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A new book, “The Key to the Door: Experiences of Early African American Students at the University of Virginia,” features first-person narratives from seven alumni and an overview of the history of African-Americans on Grounds.
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Otto Warmbier, who would have graduated with the Class of 2017, was released Tuesday after 17 months of detention in North Korea. He reportedly has been in a coma for more than a year.
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Teammates, roommates and best friends Adam Haseley and Pavin Smith are the first position players from the same school to be drafted in the top 10 picks in nearly three decades.
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In 1986, Craig Wood was looking to make a name for himself at UVA, where he knew no one. An impulse move on his second day on Grounds led to four years on the cheerleading squad and a lifetime of motivation.
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Achievements in renewable energy and “zero waste” are among the highlights of a sustainability update presented Friday to the Board of Visitors Buildings and Grounds Committee.
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Photo Essay
In a six-decade relationship, the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School shares physical space with the UVA School of Law and a constant flow of ideas among students and the top legal minds in civilian and military justice.
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The University of Virginia’s western entrance will become a greener, more open space under a plan UVA and the City of Charlottesville are implementing.
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