Lee Graves
In the Age of Slavery
Henry Martin was born into slavery. He would later become the University’s bell ringer.
January 12, 2012
Following the Flow
Winter 2011
Our National Time Bomb
UVA experts explain the debt and deficit and their possible consequences for America.
Fall 2011
Rockin’ the Grounds
A visual stroll through some magical moments provided by bands that made their mark on the music scene at UVA.
Summer 2011
Physical Science
John Brenkus, creator and host of ESPN’s Sport Science, explains the physics and physiology of four UVA athletes.
Spring 2011
Twelve Ways to Toast the Season
A 12-pack of beers brewed especially for the season, all of which make for colorful additions to holiday gatherings.
December 8, 2009
Portrait of a Confessed Slowpoke
How does a comic writer come up with jokes? Jen Sorensen, author of the cartoon Slowpoke, reveals the secrets of humor.
Fall 2009
The Power of Normal
All UVA students are heavy drinkers, right? Wrong. The National Social Norms Institute at UVA addresses common misperceptions.
Winter 2008
A Sound for All Seasons
Student leadership, always at the heart of UVA's band, is helping guide the group to a new level.
Summer 2008
The Fast Track to…Where?
Rosalyn Berne (Col ’79, Grad ’99) looks at the rapid pace of change and asks researchers and students alike about the shape of the future.
Spring 2008
Perspective: ‘I’m living my life’
Randy Pausch's obsession with time management took on new significance with his cancer diagnosis.
Spring 2008
Blue, Orange and Green
Though the pace of change might not suit everyone, UVA is moving toward a greener future on many fronts.
Winter 2007
Emerging Winemakers
October 12, 2007
Rocking the Troops
Sons of Bill have adventures and misadventures during their July 2007 tour of Asia.
September 1, 2007
Altered States
For the past 30 years, UVA psychiatrist Bruce Greyson has tried to reach a scientific understanding of the phenomenon known as the near-death experience.
Summer 2007
Reflections of a Survivor
We Are Marshall, based on a 1960 plane crash that claimed the lives of Marshall University's football team, brings many emotions to the surface again for Mary Jane Tolley (Educ '66), whose husband, Rick Tolley (Educ '64), was the team's head football coach.
Winter 2006
Shades of Blue and Gray
Civil War scholar Gary Gallagher surveys the visual arts to show how attitudes toward the war continue to change.
Fall 2006
Queen of Slag
Hailed as the toxic beauty queen of brownfield remediation, landscape architect Julie Bargmann is helping to regenerate forsaken sites and bring them back into the community fold.
Summer 2006