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As one of the oldest public universities in the United States with a UNESCO World Heritage designation, the University has long had its page in the history books.

Virginia Guides centers Black History on Grounds

By Ingrid Gay and Phoenix Banks | 16 hours ago

In their History of African-Americans at U.Va tour, the Guides center their trips around the complicated racial legacies of slavery and discrimination at the University.

Vinson emphasized that Black history is ongoing and that Woodson’s work from nearly a century ago has been carried forward by other scholars.

‘Move in ways that insist on your humanity’: The legacy of Carter G. Woodson

By Dana Douglas | 3 days ago

BGU brings together participants from across the University to support and empower Black women at the University.

Black Girls United fosters sisterhood and belonging on Grounds

By Malaika Rehman | 3 days ago

BGU brings together dozens of students across various years, united by its mission to support and empower Black women at the University.

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‘It’s about us, never about me’: Bennett receives court dedication

‘Visions of Progress’ photographs 1920’s Black Charlottesville residents

Department of African American and African Studies aims for interdisciplinary teaching

Mitchell changes claim that he did not sign no confidence vote, explains his decision

No. 2 Virginia sweeps Boston College 7-0 in first ACC dual match

Honor Committee reflects on successes and proposed improvements of Honor Week

Early-game power, late-game heroics lead Cavaliers past VCU 7-6

No. 21 Virginia women’s lacrosse overpowered by No. 2 Stanford

No. 13 Virginia lacrosse stumbles late, falls 14-13 to No. 16 Johns Hopkins

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