A larger rotunda
Entering its third century, U.Va. recruits more first-generation students
Alita Robinson, a second-year University of Virginia student from Delaware, delivers a personal message when she calls potential donors seeking support for financial aid programs. “I always tell people the only reason I’m at U.Va. and have these opportunities … is because I got a scholarship,” says Robinson, who plans to study educational policies and
A ‘complex, beautiful web’ of support
Medical device developers are thriving in Virginia
Interview with an innovator
‘Being passionate is mission critical’
Interview with Gary Warren, CEO of ivWatch in Hampton
Making a case for liberal arts
UR students learn problem-solving skills
College profile of University of Richmond
Major construction project
Plans include space for wellness services and basketball teams
New facilities at the University of Richmond will bring wellness services together in one building and provide a training and performance center for the men’s and women’s basketball teams.
‘Reinventing itself for a changing world’
Major projects take shape as university enters its third century
College Profile of University of Virginia
‘A different animal’
University began as a seminary and conservatory
College Profile: Shenandoah University
Shenandoah University adds degrees in virtual reality and esports
Undergraduate programs will be offered next fall.
Saving shellfish
State agency, Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), also is part of William & Mary
State agency also is part of William & Mary
A healthier state?
Virginia is preparing for Medicaid expansion on Jan. 1