“A course called something like Personal Adjustment. The course was about how life adjustments in areas such as exercise, ...

And that hunger hits Grounds, too. A community food pantry in Newcomb Hall fed more than a thousand students and staff last ...

For the Class of 2029, the total number of applications across all three admissions cycles grew by 8.4 percent.

Professor Stanley Stepanic is best known for his popular Dracula course, but his recommendation for this summer is a Japanese ...

Although it wasn’t mentioned among the artists who performed, Joan Baez gave a memorable solo performance, circa ’62 or ’63.

UVA’s new dean of students and senior associate vice president for student affairs didn’t travel far for the role; Nicole R.

The March 7 BOV resolution instructs the university to “transfer permissible programs to a new organizational home.” The long ...

After four years of planning and design, the Alumni Association is embarking on a once-in-a-generation project: building a ...

In 1951, assistant professor Homer G. Richey publicly alleged that several of his colleagues at the Woodrow Wilson School of Foreign Affairs were communist sympathizers.

For many former students, the sight of a blue (or green) examination book might cause stomachs to churn and bring back memories of frantic essay writing and cramped hands. With the permission of some ...

“The most important thing to point out,” says Michael Suarez, director of UVA’s Rare Book School, “is that despite lots of writing to the contrary, the book is not dead.” Suarez notes that in 2010 ...

If history is “an argument without end,” as the historian Joseph Ellis says, then the dispute over whether Thomas Jefferson had sexual relations with his slave Sally Hemings might rank as one of the ...