Forty will receive the Jefferson Scholarship and 12 will receive the newly established Walentas Scholarship for exceptional first-generation college students.
Workers installed the top beams, signed by their colleagues, librarians and others, for the Alderman Library renovation project.
The Public Service Awards recognize a faculty member and teams whose work demonstrates the greatest positive impact in a particular place or community.
Mathematics professor Ken Ono says starring in an ad was fun, but he wants to be remembered “primarily as a scientist.”
The professors honored this year have shown exceptional creativity, passion and compassion, especially during a period when students still feel the aftershocks of the pandemic.
Two University of Virginia graduates will delve into Black genre literature, and public and business administration as Knight-Hennessy Scholars.
After 41 years, Apprey will officially retire on June 30, having made a huge impact in changing the University, not only in the Medical School, but also on Grounds as dean of African American Affairs.
Before UVA graduates walk the Lawn, the Lawn itself is the center of attention, maintenance and grooming for the University’s landscapers.