“I have faith in us. This is something that we can reach the end of. … This is something that we can handle.” University of Virginia students discuss persistence, patience and grace a year into the pandemic.
Stroman was the first African American woman to receive an athletic scholarship at UVA, and recently returned to give a virtual talk on race and racial equity in college athletics.
University of Virginia President Jim Ryan thanked students for cooperating with a period of tighter restrictions that helped bring down COVID-19 case numbers, and urged continued vigilance.
University photographer Sanjay Suchak’s snapshot of Wednesday’s “crowd” at JPJ is one for the COVID-19 time capsule.
Ten days of enhanced public health measures helped bring cases down, so University leaders eased some restrictions Friday while keeping other limitations in place and urging continued caution.
Also in this roundup: UVA has 10 of the most influential scholars in education, a chemistry professor is rolling in awards, a doctor joins a national preventative medicine task force, and much more.
UVA quarterback Brennan Armstrong has some tips for masking up and playing defense against COVID-19.
The biology professor was an internationally renowned researcher and generous mentor whose work placed UVA at the center of the circadian rhythms universe.