The 16th annual Lighting of the Lawn focused heavily on inclusivity as thousands of students and members of the Charlottesville community gathered to listen to live performances and await the illumination of the Rotunda and Academical Village.
There is no doubt a degree from the University can open up countless doors to places beyond Grounds.
Bright blue t-shirts graced the Lawn this past Tuesday as members of Hoos Got Your Back invited students to sign a pledge.
Out of all the courses students can take at the University, one of the most community-oriented choices is the class Books Behind Bars: Life, Literature, and Community Leadership.
The challenges any refugee living in the United States faces are incomprehensible to most citizens born in the country.
C’Ville eats: recommendations from Prof. Kenneth Elzinga and Student Council President Emily Lodge Fellow Hoos weigh in on their personal favorite dishes on and around Grounds By Drew Friedman Kenneth Elzinga is the Robert C.
For those somewhere between completely in love and celebrating Singles’ Awareness Day — or SAD — this Valentine’s, Charlottesville has the cure for your lonely heart.
Associate Prof. W. Bradford Wilcox co-wrote the recently published book “Soul Mates,” highlighting the religious and marital values of black and Latino families in the United States.
Lou Bloomfield is the Associate Chair of the Physics Department and a Professor of Physics at U.Va.
As students prepare to enroll for Spring 2016 courses, here are some of the University's most unique offerings.
