Former Poet Laureate and UVA Professor Rita Dove shares a new poem with the crowd. An estimated 20,000 people attended the Bicentennial Launch Celebration. The Charlottesville Symphony at UVA performs ...

UVA astronomy professor Ed Murphy gives a tour of McCormick Observatory, its history and its current purpose.

UVA students construct life-sized moving monsters with the help of Hollywood special-effects artists.

Basketball season is just around the corner, and national championship plates have been popping up all over the commonwealth—more than 1,325 at last count, according to the Virginia DMV. Fortunately, ...

A behind the scenes look at how a book is retrieved from the Ivy Stacks and delivered to Grounds. From books to periodicals to LPs, 1,079,656 items are housed in the high-density stacks.

In honor of our return to bowls after 6 years away, we take a look back at some of our most memorable. 1984 Peach Bowl in Atlanta: Playing in its first-ever bowl game, Virginia—with Coach George Welsh ...

Take a journey back in time with Charlottesville photographer Ed “Flash” Roseberry.

With images still fresh from a hate-filled torch rally in front of the Rotunda, and hours after a white supremacist’s car fatally slammed into a downtown crowd, UVA Alumni Association president ...

Virginia Magazine goes behind the scenes with longtime UVA sports photographer Matt Riley, from a day of fun studio shoots to an exciting men’s basketball game at JPJ.

When people go on fad diets, they’re cutting out more than just carbs, fat or even whole food groups: They are eliminating core elements of a healthy diet, such as enjoyment, satisfaction and ...

The Virginia men’s tennis team made a remarkable turnaround from five consecutive losses in February to win its fifth NCAA team national championship in May—the 31st overall team championship for the ...

University Hall fell in just seconds on May 25, leaving dust, rubble and plenty of memories. U-Hall, after all, was Ralph’s House—home court to UVA men’s and women’s basketball for decades. But it ...