Nevermore
The purloined treasures of the library vault: an inside look at a suspected inside job.
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Library Renewal
How the planned $160M renovation of Alderman stacks up.
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Legends on the Court
What does a basketball hero do after the college glory days? Catch up with a dozen UVA fan favorites.
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First-Gens First
Why UVA is putting new focus on students whose parents never went to college.
Spring 2019
Alderman's $160M makeover // Reunions, behind the scenes // The First-Gen Phenomenon // Farewell, George Welsh // Neverfound: When thieves hit the rare books vault
Table of ContentsMore from Virginia Magazine
April Edition:
- Legends on the Court: A look back at UVA basketball from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s
February Edition:
- Wedded Wahoos: Clumsy and endearing stories from a few Cavalier Couples
Highlights
Dislike
Professor’s work paints alarming portrait of Facebook’s power
Legends on the Court
What does a basketball hero do after the college glory days? Catch up with a dozen UVA fan favorites.
A Higher Law
McIntire professor’s lessons extend beyond the classroom.
The George Welsh Way
George Welsh remade UVA football and saw it through for 19 seasons.
On the Beat
UVA grads find success in journalism.
Wedded Wahoos
Do you love chuckling over awkward first-date tales or proposal mishaps? Well, we’ve got some fun for you.
List of National Championships Won by the Cavaliers
UVA sports have won their share of hardware. Here’s a list of the national titles belonging to the Cavaliers.
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Making the Shots
Go 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.
Banding Together
Follow the Cavalier Marching Band through a UVA football game week.Photo Gallery
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Where Am I? (April 2019)
Think you know where this is? Identify who this is for a chance to win...
Where Am I? (February 2019)
Congratulations to Austin Palmore (Col ’15 L/M) who won a $25 gift card to the...
Quotes
Read MoreThe beauty of it was, it was never about him. He never put himself ahead of his players or staff.
Gerry Capone (Educ ’83) on George Welsh
