Also in this roundup: Black faculty and staff honor their best, archivists recognize the UVA-led Universities Studying Slavery consortium, TIME magazine recommends a history podcast, two rising researchers seize the spotlight, and much more.
The books are all right. A hardy band of workers is moving 1.7 million books and other items from Alderman Library, which will close in May for much-needed renovation, into the Ivy Stacks Building and Clemons Library.
The list includes new beer and wine gardens, making water cheaper and more available, improvements to the sound and Wi-Fi systems, and tech intended to speed fans through entrance and concession lines.
From establishing the Compassionate Care Initiative 10 years ago to addressing the 2019 graduates at the second Final Exercises ceremony, Fontaine has been one of UVA’s most empathetic, forthright and inspiring leaders.
UVA Cancer Center physician Dr. Nicole Kelleher, a past winner of the Charlottesville Women’s Four-Miler, enters Saturday’s race with a new perspective: that of a cancer survivor.
From Kiplinger to Money Magazine, publications roll out their assessments of colleges and universities just as students descend upon campuses around the country. Here’s how UVA has stacked up so far.
Singletary, who is pursuing his master’s degree in strategic communications at La Salle University, recently put on a clinic for children in Charlottesville with fellow Hoo Harold Deane.
More than 3,900 first-year and transfer students filed onto the Lawn Sunday evening, ready to begin their careers as Cavaliers.