A UVA nurse interviewed to work in the Medical Intensive Care Unit at the beginning of February 2020, just before COVID hit Virginia. Her story is the third of a five-part series.
“The United States is much safer against the global terrorist threat than it was before 9/11,” says the White Burkett Miller Professor of History.
As a young FBI agent, John Wyman was on the scene minutes after terrorists steered a hijacked plane into the Pentagon. It changed his life’s work.
Nearly everything that has happened in Joseph Cooper’s adult life can be traced back in one way or another to that day: Sept. 11, 2001.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11, UVA Today is highlighting stories that show some of the many ways that this momentous event intersects with the UVA community.
Just a few months after leading the UVA women’s swimming team to its first NCAA championship, Paige Madden won an Olympic silver medal as part of the United States’ 4x200 freestyle relay team.
The success of current and former UVA athletes at the Olympics continued as a pair of swimmers and a rower won medals in Tokyo.
The new affiliation builds on a shared commitment to quality care in the local community.