UVA crews meticulously prepare the Lawn for Final Exercises, ensuring lush grass and healthy trees, enhancing the iconic setting for graduates' procession.
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Since 2017, early-season tick bites have increased ER visits, especially in Virginia, due to higher outdoor activity and tick-borne disease risks.
UVA celebrated a year of growth, community, and triumphs, from the Florida State game win to the Lighting of the Lawn, shaping students and alumni alike.
UVA honors faculty and grad students for 2026 excellence in teaching and public service, highlighting contributions across diverse academic fields.
Maier excels at UVA, balancing gymnastics, coaching, and architecture studies, embodying the "work hard, play hard" ethos while planning her future in design.
Discover graduate stories and guest speaker highlights for UVA's Final Exercises 2026, celebrating achievements and future aspirations.
States like Virginia face challenges from data centers' high energy demand, affecting electricity costs and environmental goals, leading to legislative pushback.
UVA and local residents collaborate to explore lifestyle and genetics in cancer risk, promoting a community-informed approach to cancer prevention in rural areas.
William Carter McGee's relentless pursuit to overturn a stroke misdiagnosis restored his Air Force scholarship and career, thanks to his detailed appeal.
In 2015, UVA split Final Exercises into two days due to Rotunda renovations, accommodating 20,000 attendees. This change remains in place today.