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Paul G. Mahoney, who was dean of the Law School from 2008 to 2016, will act as interim until a 28-member committee finds a permanent president.
Appointees include UVA administrators, UVA Health system leaders, professors, physicians, financiers, lawyers, an Olympic gold medalist, parents of current UVA students, and the son and brother of U.S ...
Dr. Melina Kibbe, dean of the School of Medicine and chief health affairs officer for UVA Health, and Wendy Horton, CEO of the University Medical Center, will both leave for other positions.
Note: This story is developing; see the Fall issue of Virginia Magazine for more in-depth coverage. UVA President Jim Ryan (Law ’92) announced his resignation Friday afternoon, amid growing pressure ...
For the first time in 22 years, the Virginia baseball program has new leadership. Just over a week after the departure of longtime coach Brian O’Connor, who led the Cavaliers to seven College World ...
While reports stemming from the external review of the 2022 shooting on Grounds shed little new light on the events leading up to the tragedy, they say UVA and law enforcement’s response was “swift” ...
This was Virginia Magazine's original news story about Casteen's passing. The full obituary is available here. John T. Casteen III (Col ’65, Grad ’66, ’70), a first-generation college student born in ...
Ian Baucom, UVA’s executive vice president and provost, will leave UVA in March to become president of Middlebury College in Vermont. Baucom’s tenure at UVA began in 2014 when he joined as dean of the ...
In the same room where he was introduced as Virginia’s men’s basketball coach in 2009, Tony Bennett sat uneasily behind a microphone, facing a hastily gathered crowd of current and former UVA ...
Editor’s note: This is a condensed version of a story that ran in Virginia Magazine’s Fall 2024 edition. For the full version, click here. Just five or six people showed up to start “Charlottesville’s ...
School Spirits A quick look at things that have gone bump—or step-thump—on Grounds By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall ...
The June 2023 Supreme Court decision that banned race-conscious college admissions practices upended the 2024 admissions season for both universities and prospective college students. And while some ...