• State Budget Operating in the Black; Higher Education Among Priorities of Surplus Spending
• Year in Review: Dr. Barry Marshall Wins Nobel Prize for Medicine
• Year in Review: Rolling Stones' Fans Get ‘Bigger Bang’ for the Buck
• Year in Review: Gov. Warner Announces Major Research Funding

• See the Ball, Hit the Ball: U.Va. Study Correlates Perceived Ball Size With a Player’s Batting Average
• Year in Review: U.Va. Tops $300 Million in Research Grants, Contracts
• Year in Review: U.Va. Becomes Home Away From Home After Katrina
• Year in Review: William B. Harvey to Lead U.Va.’s Diversity Initiatives

• U.Va. Becomes Academic Sponsor for Semester at Sea
• Public Invited to Attend Today’s Legislative Forum
• Varsity Hall Move Clears Way for New Construction
• Joe Campbell, Renowned Engineer, Joins University

• U.Va. Becomes Academic Sponsor for Semester at Sea
• Year in Review: AccessUVa Financial Aid Program Expands Further
• Year in Review: Varsity Hall Move Clears Way for New Construction
• Year in Review: $125 Million Dedicated to Boosting U.Va.’s Research

• Dividing Lines: The High-Stakes Promise of Stem-Cell Research
• Search Committee Tutorial Required for U.Va. Faculty Available
• Gerald L. Baliles, Former Governor of Virginia, Named to Lead Miller Center of Public Affairs

• Gerald L. Baliles, Former Governor of Virginia, to Lead University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs
• U.Va. Health System Doctors Named Top in Their Medical Specialties
• ’Hooville All Aglow for the Annual Lighting of the Lawn

• Take a Deep Breath: U.Va. Health System Opens New Study to Test Effectiveness of Emphysema Treatment
• University’s Art Museum Closing Dec. 24-Jan. 14 for the Holiday Season
• New Pictorial Illustrates the 50-Year History of U.Va.’s Darden Graduate School of Business Administration

• University Architect David Neuman Leads the Way in Preserving U.Va.’s Past and Planning Its Future
• Law Schools Could Face Age Discrimination Suits Over Faculty Hiring Practices
• Stronger and Better: U.Va. School of Medicine on a Course of Continuous Improvement

• Give ‘War and Peace’ a Chance: Andy Kaufman Encourages Readers to Explore the Russian Word
• ‘Tough Times Companion’ Volume 2 Now Available
• Ivy Foundation Gives $45 Million to Support Medical Research at the University of Virginia

• Ivy Foundation Gives $45 Million to Support Medical Research at U.Va.
• Deadline for Employees to Turn in CVC Donations Extended to Dec. 16
• Carl W. Smith, Longtime Supporter and Donor, Dies at 78; Memorial Service to be Held Today

• U.Va. President John T. Casteen III Announces the Appointment of James L. Hilton as New Head of IT
• U.Va. President Casteen to Host Annual Legislative Forum on Grounds Dec. 21
• Carl W. Smith, Longtime Supporter and Donor, Dies at 78

• Gov. Mark Warner Announces Proposal for Major Spending on Research Initiative at Virginia Colleges
• U.Va.’s Blue Ridge Poison Center Urges Precaution When Winterizing Vehicles
• Facilities Management Crews Tackle Area’s First Snowfalls

• U.Va. Health System Researchers Provide New Help to Patients Suffering From Debilitating Knee Injury
• U.Va. Bookstore Invites Faculty and Staff to Attend Holiday Open House
• Research of Arterial Disease May Yield New Treatments

• U.Va. Math Professor Brian Parshall Helping to Create a Fertile Ground for Mathematical Research
• U.Va. Ranks in the Top 20 for Study Abroad Numbers
• What’s in a Name? The Past and Future of Public Health

• Her World’s the Stage: U.Va. Graduate Embraces the Art of Theater as a Creative and Visionary Director
• BIS Information Sessions Scheduled for Tomorrow
• U.Va. Nurse Works to Ensure Smooth Endoscpy Procedures

• Soldiers and Ghosts: U.Va. History Professor’s Book Examines Cultural Tradition in Ancient Warfare
• CANCELLED: Bernhard Schlink, German Author and Law Professor, to Visit U.Va. Next Week
• What’s in the Stars for U.Va.’s McCormick Observatory?

• Former A&S Dean William Duren Celebrates Centenary
• U.Va. Hosts Conference on American Democracy Today
• First U.S. Immigration Law Marred By Hidden Motives
• Health Insurance Open Enrollment Ends Friday

• ’In/Justice’ Prevails as 18th Annual Film Festival Draws Record Crowd
• Drawing For 2005 Harley Fatboy to Be Held Friday
• Fifth Annual Lighting of the Lawn to Be Held Tomorrow

• U.Va. Engineering Professors Serve as Modern-Day Galileos in Pondering Saturn’s Magnetosphere
• $1 Million Grant Broadens Knowledge of American History in the Classroom
• U.Va. Lawnie Gets Surprise Visit From Alumna Katie Couric

• Soldiers and Ghosts: U.Va. History Professor’s Book Exmaines Cultural Tradition in Ancient Warfare
• Don’t Forget to Turn in Your Red CVC Envelopes; Campaign Deadline Nears
• Connector Road to Open Early; John Paul Jones Arena on Time

• Solving the Mathematical Description of Natural Laws
• In War on Terror, U.S. Struggling to Handle Detainees
• Collaborative Efforts Yield Wearable Parkinson’s Monitors

• U.Va.’s Sorensen Institute Boasts 20 Graduates Who Won Election to Political Offices in Virginia
• U.Va. Health Premiums Are Changing: Open Enrollment Period Runs Through Dec. 2
• Win a 2005 Harley Davidson Fatboy Signed By The Rolling Stones; Final Drawing is Dec. 2

• Observing Ramadan: U.Va.’s Muslim Students Association Gives Muslim Students Sense of Place, Engages Community
• U.Va. Board’s Building & Grounds Committee OK’s Chiller Plant Expansion
• Students Construct First Energy-Efficient EcoMOD House

• Robert F. Bruner, International Mergers Expert and Longtime U.Va. Faculty Member, Named Darden Dean
• U.Va.’s Cardiovillage Web Site Earns Two National Awards For Excellence
• Exhibit Portrays Vision For Growth Along West Main Street

• U.Va. Professor R. Jahan Ramazani Receives Inauguaral Jefferson Scholars Faculty Prize
• U.Va. Finalizes Dates For J-Term & Finals 2007
• Chege Helping Orphans of Kenya — One Child at a Time

• University of Virginia Alumnus Douglas Chamber: From Researching Virginia’s Slaves to Chieftainship
• Entries for the 2005 Writer’s Eye Competition Due Nov. 18
• Better Voting Machines: Evans’ Group to Make Recommendations to Legislators Nov. 21

• University of Virginia Historian Merrill D. Peterson Wins Literary Lifetime Achievement Award
• Panelists Chart Depths Between Navy Sonar and Marine Mammals
• U.Va. Scientists Find New Material That Knocks Out Corrosion

• The Shape of Things to Come: Krushkal Specializes in Topology, One of the Newest Fields of Mathematics
• Gov. Warner Grants U.Va. Employees Additional Leave Time for Holidays
• After Completing Space Mission, Greg Olsen’s Next Quest is to Inspire Budding Scientists

• Nat Scurry Shares Common Aspirations of University as the New Interim Chief Human Resource Officer
• Arm Yourself Against the Flu: Vaccine Available For Eligible U.Va. Employees
• U.Va. Heart Center Procedures Put the Wind Back in Puerto Rico Charter Captain’s Sails

• University of Virginia Faculty & Staff Fall Resource Fair Will Be Held in Newcomb Hall Nov. 10
• U.Va. Health Premiums Changing: Open Enrollment Through Dec. 2
• U.Va. Students Give Views at Minority Recruiting Programs

• University of Virginia Salaried Classified Staff Will Receive Pay Raises, Effective Nov. 25
• Military, FBI and Legal Luminaries Weigh in at Nov. 10 Forum
• University of Virginia ROTC: Molding Military Leaders

• U.Va. Medical Center Again Earns Recognition as One of the Top 100 Cardiovascular Hospitals in the Nation
• Citizen Space Explorer Gregory Olsen to Speak on Travels Tomorrow
• A Look at What Makes U.Va.’s Cardiovascular Team Tick

• Gordon F. Rainey Jr. Speaks on the Capital Campaign’s Role in Boosting U.Va. to the Top 10-15 in Rankings
• African Activist to speak on Street Children in Kenya Next Week at U.Va.
• Despite Adversity, Gezahey’s Art Comes From Happiness

• Three U.Va. Professors Named Fellows By the AAAS
• Creative Juices Flow in U.Va. Art Project; Artist David Dunlap Speaks Today
• Mathematic Science Formulates Algorithms With an Edge

• U.Va.’s New Online System Serves as a One-Stop ‘SOURCE’ For Making Space Reservations on Grounds
• Nation’s Largest Online Mock Election Engages Youth in Political Process
• U.Va.’s Fall Drama Festival Offers Three Plays in Repertory

• U.Va.’s Amy Ogden Using Modern Tools to Bring Medieval Literature to Contemporary Researchers
• State Laws Contribute to More Expensive Health Insurance, Says Matthews
• Win a 2005 Harley Davidson Fatboy Signed by The Rolling Stones; Final Drawing is Dec. 2

• U.Va. Researchers Find That a Natural Carbohydrate in the Human Body Can Help Lower Blood Sugar
• U.Va.’s Career Services to Host Annual Diversity Career Day Tomorrow
• U.Va.’s William Cooper Works to Recruit Minority Vendors

• U.Va. Biomedical Ethics Expert Jonathan Moreno Elected to the Prestigious Institute of Medicine
• Curry School Conference Takes a Look at Past and Present Education Policies
• Health Premiums Changing: Open Enrollment Begins Monday

• Additional Contributions Increase the Reward For The Arrest and Conviction of Serial Rapist Twofold
• ‘Hoos for the Hungry’ Food Drive Under Way; Donation Deadline Nov. 18
• University’s Energy Conservation No Light Matter

• U.Va.’s President Casteen Summarizes the Past Year For Students and Parents Attending Family Weekend
• U.Va. to Participate in Mock Vaccination Clinic as Part of Emergency Drill
• U.Va. Leads the Way in CVC Giving; Campagin Begins Nov. 1

• U.Va.’s Mark Edmundson to Third-Year Students: Failure is Good For You
• Arm Yourself Against the Flu: U.Va. Administering Vaccine to Its Employees
• Renewal of $6.2 Million NIH Grant Will Boost Health System’s Research of Crohn’s Disease

• U.Va. Education Professor and Former Associate Dean Annette Gibbs Receives U.Va.’s Highest Honor
• Handling Serious Matters Musically; Artists to Give U.Va. Performance Today
• Lampkin Family Once AgainBecomes U.Va. ‘Lawnies’

• Gov. Warner, Mark Edmundson to Speak at U.Va.’s Fall Convocation Today; Kicks Off Family Weekend
• Hot Topics the Subject of Education Conference to Be Held at U.va. Oct. 24
• Fiddlin’ Beethoven: U.Va. Professor Well-Versed in Music

• Conquering Addiction: University’s New Center Showcases Groundbreaking Research and Treatment
• U.Va. Engineers Tap Into The Potential of Unused Terahertz Spectrum
• Astronomy Buffs Invited to NRAO Open House on Sunday

• U.Va.’s Fall Convocation to Feature Talks By Virginia Gov. MarkWarner and U.Va.’s Mark Edmundson
• U.Va. Children’s Hospital Neonatologist Announces New SIDS Prevention Policy
• U.Va. Computer Chip Team Takes First in National Contest

• Benjamin McKenzie Escapes Typecasting; ‘The O.C.’ Star Sheds ‘Hunky’ Persona For More Serious Acting
• Masterful Writing Earns U.Va.’s Ann Beattie a $30,000 Rea Award
• U.Va. Students Committed to Helping the Community

• U.Va.’s New VP and Chief Officer For Divresity and Equity Sees Role as Both Catalyst and Coordinator
• Basketball Ticket Lottery Open to U.Va. Faculty and Staff; Deadline is Friday
• AMA Recognizes U.Va.’s Patient Communications Programs

• Michael A. Gibson, 23-Year Veteran of University’s Police Department, Named Interim Chief of Police
• Conference Examines The Role of the Humanities in Environmental Law/Policy
• Upcoming Gubernatorial Election Draws New Crop of Voters

• U.Va. School of Medicine’s Research Gains Momentum
• Beat the High Gas Prices, Ride a CTS Bus For Free
• Gender Bias Prevalent in Hiring Process, Says U.Va. Professor Elizabeth Gorman

• U.Va.’s Faculty Senate Focuses on Diversity Issues
• Poet W.S. Merwin Visits U.Va. Grounds Thursday to Read From His Work
• Biodiesel’s The Choice For U.Va.’s Orange, White and Blues

• $6 Million Grant Will Allow U.Va. Researchers to Study How Prostate Cancer Spreads
• Global Health Symposium to Be Held Friday at U.Va.
• The Rolling Stones Indeed Deliver a ‘Bigger Bang’

• Medicinal Chemistry: Lab Synthesizes Compounds That Could One Day Manage Pain or Treat Prostate Cancer
• Architects Chosen to Design U.Va.’s Landmark ‘South Lawn Project’
• Dr. Karen Rheuban Receives U.Va.’s Zintl Leadership Award

• U.Va. Research Gets a Boost; Dr. Robert M. Carey Receives NIH Grant to Study High Blood Pressure
• U.Va.’s Center for Politics to Host Weekend Debate Featuring Kilgore, Kaine
• Justice Prevails in Virginia Film Festival to be Held Oct. 27-30

• The Price of Education: Afghan Teacher Kamela Adesh Tells Intriguing Story of Defiance, Courage and Hope
• Basketball Ticket Lottery Open to U.Va. Faculty and Staff; Deadline is Oct. 21
• U.Va. Volunteers Join Forces to Brighten the Lives of Many

• U.Va.’s Board of Visitors Discuss Diversity, Salaries, Benefits and More at Meeting Last Friday
• Conference Focusing on Environmental Letters, Law Begins Tomorrow
• Raffle For 2005 Harley Davidson Supports Children’s Hospital

• Dr. Barry Marshall, Professor of Research in U.Va.’s School of Medicine, Wins Nobel Prize For Medicine
• Human Resources to Host Free ‘Happiness at Job’ Workshop on Wednesday
• Architecture School to Expand; New Additions Will Highlight Faculty Design and Excellence

• University of Virginia Student’s Vegetable-Powered Car Makes It From Virginia to Alaska and Back
• Economists to Examine University of Virginia’s Impact
• U.Va. Alumna Takes Charlottesville Beyond Sliced American

• Planning ‘The Bigger Bang,’ Making Way For The Rolling Stones is Just Part of Concert-Booker’s Task
• University of Virginia Police Chief Paul E. Norris Jr. Heads Back to Indiana
• U.Va. Scientists Discover New Type of Nerve Cell

• BOV’s Educational Policy Committee Focuses On Providing The Ultimate Undergraduate Experience
• Information Sessions on VRS Retirement Set For Next Week; Register Now
• University’s ROTC Ceremony, Vigil Honors POWs, MIAs

• American Novelist and Journalist Tom Wolfe to Be University of Virginia’s 2006 Valediction Speaker
• U.Va. Sponsoring Summit on Digital tools and the Humanities Sept. 28-30
• Two Professors to Watch Former Student Rocket Into Space

• U.Va.’s $3 Billion Fund-Raising Campaign Gaining Steam In Anticipation of Its Official Kick Off Next Year
• Breast Cancer Screening Trial Weighs Effectiveness of Digital Mammography
• Local Author John Grisham to Take the Stage at Annual Virginia Film Festival Next Month

• U.Va.’s Dr. Karen Rheuban Named The Eighth Recipient of the Elizabeth Zintl Leadership Award
• 18th Annual Writer’s Eye Competition Opens Today
• U.Va. Political Analyst Larry Sabato Releases His New Book, ‘Divided States of America’

• U.Va.’s Darden School Celebrates 50 Years; Weekend Festivities Kick Off Two-Year Commemorative Bash
• Black Ribbons Lend Voice to U.Va. Football Fans Attending Duke Game
• Tundra’s Land Surface Change Creating Warming Trend

• U.Va.’s Board of Visitors Finance Committee Brings Salaries, Budget, Benefits and More to the Table
• Author Ronald Walters Visits U.Va. Grounds Today to Discuss His New Book
• Alderman Library’s McGregor Room Regains Luster

• U.Va. Professor Terry Belander Wins $500,000; Rare Book School Director Named MacArthur Fellow
• Online Newsletter Debuts; ‘HR Around Grounds’ Keeps U.Va. Employees Informed
• U.Va.’s Board of Visitors OKs Medical Center Expansion

• U.Va.’s President Casteen, BOV Diversity Committee Address the Community
• U.Va.’s ROTC Honors U.S. Armed Forces’s POWs, MIAs; Ceremony Set For Today

• U.Va.’s Masters of Disaster: Group Confronts, Combats Crisis Around the World
• Nominations Sought for Thomas Jefferson Award; Deadline is Friday at Noon
• U.Va. Breaks Ground For New Medical Research Building

• Mark Edmundson, Professor of Arts & Sciences, Will Speak at University’s Fall Convocation on Oct. 21
• University of Virginia’s Pavilion Gardens Are Uncommon Space
• Solving Large-Scale Environmental Problems; University of Virginia Forms Partnerships

• Richmond Lawyer Gordon F. Rainey Jr. Chosen to Lead University of Virginia’s $3 Billion Fund-Raising Effort
• ‘Growing Up Guggenheim’ Author to Sign New Book Today at U.Va. Art Museum
• Artist Brings Theater Talents, Social Advocacy Efforts Center Stage; Screening Today at U.Va.

• U.Va. President Appoints William B. Harvey, National Expert in Diversity Issues, to Lead University’s Initiatives
• Today’s Beta Bridge Project Counters Intolerance: 271 to Pen Gettysburg Address
• Women’s Center Programs Explore Challenges Facing Women

• University of Virginia Observes Constitution Day
• ‘Cry_Wolf’ Screening to Benefit Film Festival and Cancer Center
• U.Va. Nurse Helps Patients Achieve Unimaginable

• U.Va. Ethics Professor Jonathan Moreno to Speak, Hold Signings For New Book on Biomedical Ethics
• FBI Investigation Reveals No Racial Links to Graffiti Found on Beta Bridge
• Trip to Seoul Touches the Souls of U.Va. Students, Faculty

• Getting Back to Madison: Michael Quinn Leading a Multi-Million Dollar Restoration of Montpelier
• Weekend Conference to Highlight Potential of Fat Stem Cells in Saving Lives
• The Numbers Speak For Themselves; Audit Dept. Scores High

• U.Va.’s Parking Plan For Oct. 6 Rolling Stones Concert Announced; Lottery Begins Today For Premium Spots
• CVC’s Hurricane Relief Fund Accepting Donations From State Employees
• New President Reflects Iranian People’s Desire For Change

• U.Va.Reaches Out to Hurricane Victims; Relief Efforts Grow
• Treatment Has Potential to Reduce Heart Disease in the Metabolic Syndrome
• U.Va. Retaliates Against Recent Incidents of Harassment

Sept. 6, 2005

• Faculty Diversity on the Rise; U.Va.’s Gertrude Fraser Leading Efforts to Improve Recruitment and Hiring
• President Casteen Issues Videotaped Message on the Importance of Diversity
• Carr’s Hill Playing Field Undergoes Extensive Makeover

• U.Va. President John T. Casteen III Issues Videotaped Message on the Importance of Diversity and Equity
• Alumni Associations Offers Reward for Information on Racial Incidents at U.Va.
• U.Va.’s Joe Gieck, A World-Class Figure in the Athletics Field, Retires After 43 Years of Service

• University of Virginia Opens Its Doors to State Students Attending Hurricane-Ravaged Institutions
• Take Classes on U.Va.’s Dime; Tuition Waivers Available to Employees
• Lisa Aronson Helps Russians Cope With Lingering Trauma After Beslan School Siege of One Year Ago

• U.S.-Iceland Exchange Program to Offer Scholarships
• Robert Pressey to Lecture, Teach at U.Va. Next Week
• Frank Talk: The View From the Left Produces a Best-Seller

• Academic Support Helps U.Va.’s Student-Athletes Shine in the Classroom
• U.Va. Experts Can Talk About the Repercussions of Hurricane Katrina
• Racial Attacks Against U.Va. Students Will Not Be Tolerated; President Casteen Issues Statement

• Racial Attacks Against U.Va. Students Will Not Be Tolerated; President Casteen Issues Statement
• Symposium Will Examine Innovations in Multifamily Housing For the Future
• Discount Football Tickets Available to U.Va. Employees For This Weekend’s Season Opener

• Study Shows That Preschoolers Are Hip to Adult Errors With Skepticism of Misinformation Early On
• Don’t Fall for the Great Mars Hoax of August 2005, the Latest Internet Scam
• New Book Guides Schools in Dealing With Threats of Violence

• U.Va. Retains No.2 Spot in U.S. News & World Report Rankings; One of the Top 25 National Universities
• U.Va. and Charlottesville Police Take Safety One Step Further With Added Patrols
• AccessUVa Transforms Rodney Mills’ Dream Into a Reality

• AccessUVa Works; Incoming Class the Most Diverse Ever
• Students Return to U.Va. Ready to Hit the Books; Classes Set to Begin Today
• Filmmaker Focuses on Female Identity and Relationships

• At a Loss For Words: Linguists Use 21st-Century Technology to Preserve an Ancient Language
• Kilgore, Kaine to Face Off in Debate Sponsored By U.Va.’s Center for Politics
• Virginia Film Festival ‘Raises the Bar’ During Foxfield Races

• Al Groh, U.Va.’s Head Football Coach, Signs On For Five More Years; Contract Ensures Future Success
• Excessive Heat Can Take a Toll; U.Va. Experts Offer Tips on Staying Healthy
• U.Va.’s Apprentice Program Honors Graduates, Inductees

• Arrival of Class of 2009 Signals Nearing of Summer’s End
• U.Va. Police Take Safety to Heart, Install Life-Saving Devices in Patrol Vehicles
• New O-Hill Dining Facility Caters to a Variety of Tastebuds

• Pesky Plant Aids Biologist in Dissecting the Aging Process
• TJ Award Nominations Sought; Deadline For Submitting is Sept. 23
• Art Museum Presents Exhibit That Illustrates Influence of Ukiyo-e Modern Japanese Prints

• Can We All Get Along? New Initiative Seeks to Find Common Ground for Communities in Virginia
• North Grounds Connector on Schedule; Massie Road Slated to Reopen Saturday
• Commerce Strives to Build World’s Best Business Programs

• Problem Solving: U.Va. Computer Science Professor Greg Humphreys Engineers Path-Breaking Software
• Ballenger Joins U.Va.’s School of Law as Assistnat Dean of Student Affairs
• Astronomer Starr-Eyed Over Historic Home’s Potential

• Ultimate ‘Satisfaction:’ Rolling Stones Fans Can Buy Tickets for On-Stage Seating Starting Friday
• U.Va.’s Plastic Surgery Department Restores Form and Function
• ‘As Time Goes By:’ A Musical Interlude at Medical Center

• Ultimate ‘Satisfaction:’ Rolling Stones Fans Can Buy Tickets for On-Stage Seating Starting Friday
• U.Va. Ranked Ninth in 2005 Division I NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings
• ’Hoos Finding Jobs: Grads Know What Employers Want

• Graduate Explores Her Identity and Asian-American Heritage Through the Art of Film
• Gamma Knife Center Treats 5,000th Patient, a Great-Grandmother
• U.Va. Grad goes Bear Naked: Health Nut Founds Connecticut-Based Granola Company

• Doody Calls: Alumni Couple Founds First Franchised Pooper-Scooper Service in United States
• Students to take part in Aug. 9 Global Rally for the Victims of Sexual Slavery
• As Grounds Change, U.Va. Holds to its Jeffersonian Ideals

• Engineering Students Spend Summer at Washington, D.C., Policy Interns
• Healthsystem Forms Partnership With GE Healthcare
• 'Unfold Yourself' Exhibits Students Summer Work

• Project Update: More Grave Shafts Found at Foster Family Site
• U.Va. IT Security Officials Honored With National Award
• Charlottesville and University Orchestra Announces 2005-2006 Season

• Play Things: A Renewed Spectrum Theatre Gets in on the Act
• Researchers Describe How the Body Responds to Injury or Disease
• 'Jazz at U.Va.' Exhibit of Photographs on Display on the Corner

• 'The Call of the Wild: Character Building and the Boy Scout Handbook' on Exhibit at Rotunda
• Employees: IM-Rec Subsidy Increased Effective July 1, 2005
• Now Funded: U.S.-Iceland Exchange Program

• University of Virginia Taps 'M.B.A. Master' Robert F. Bruner to Lead Darden School
• Researchers Seek Data on Wireless Internet Access
• Technique Could Revolutionize Medical Imaging

• Preaching Conservation: New Energy Conservation Officer J. Paul Crumpler Ready to Turn Off the Lights
• New Biotech Facility to be Built in U.Va.’s Research Park; Will Create 115 Jobs
• One for the Record Books; 2003-2004 Golden for Cavaliers

• Study Shows Alcohol-Dependence Drug May Also Reduce Smoking
• Brown Named Director of U.Va.’s Hampton Roads Center
• U.Va. Tops $300 Million in Research Grants and Contracts

• U.Va. Professor Daniel Duke’s New Book Lauds the Fairfax County School System as ‘Education Empire’
• Giving the Gift of Hearing: Audiologist Serves the Residents of Southwest Va.
• U.Va. Volunteers Set Up Camp This Weekend in Southwest Virginia to Offer Medical Care

• Darlene Scott-Scurry Named the New Director of University’s Office of Equal Opportunity Programs
• New MRI Scanner Will Bolster U.Va.’s Study of Cardiovascular Disease
• New Nursing Program Targets Southside, Southwest Virginia

• You’ve Got Mail ... Finally; Professors Make Going Online in Tibet Possible
• Workshop Welcomes New Teachers to Classroom, University
• Charlottesville Pavilion Set to Open on Wednesday

• Jefferson Scholars Program Turns 25; Plans to Expand Its Scholarship Offerings
• Brian Hogg Joins U.Va.’s Efforts in Preserving a World Heritage Site
• Paper Sculpture Exhibit Gives U.Va. Art Museum Visitors Hands-On, Collaborative Opportunity

• Ready to Face New Challenges, Robert P.Dillman Will Leave Position as U.Va.’s Chief Facilities Officer
• North Grounds Connector on Schedule; Massie Road Set to Reopen Aug. 20
• Bird Expert Mike Erwin Helps Restore Island’s Habitat

• ‘Splendid Next Step:’ David J. Prior Appointed Seventh Chancellor of Universtiy of Virginia’s College at Wise
• Experimental Drug Shows Promise as Therapy for People With Bowel Disease
• U.Va.’s Pearson Instrumental in Sequence Database Searches

• Experienced Leader James H. Aylor Named to Head U.Va.’s Engineering School and Applied Science
• Time Remains to Register for J. Sargeant Reynolds Conference This Friday
• Program Helps Guide Individuals Toward College Education

• Audiologist Mani Aguilar Gives the Gift of Hearing, Serves the Residents of Southwest Virginia
• Nancy Rivers, Jon Boen to Join President’s Staff
• NFL Players Return to Grounds, Greet Fans

• Lost Classic Revealed: Never-Before-Published Mark Twain Manuscript Featured in Meridian Magazine
• Nonprofits Get Down to Business in McIntire’s Integrated Core Experience
• Heritage Pays Tribute to Frank Sinatra With ‘My Way’

• Detmer Views Equitable Health Care as a Priority; Working to Optimize Medical Research and Care
• Epilepsy Drug Used in Alzheimer’s Study More Promising Than Predicted
• Discovery of New Metal Could Revolutionize Industry

• Learning Politics, Policy at Sorensen College Leaders Program
• NFL’s Brooks, Farrior Sign Autographs Today at U.Va.
• It’s the Pits: Research Discovery Could Put a Damper on the Destructive Path of Corrosion

• U.Va. Medical Specialties Ranked in ‘Best Hospitals’ Edition of U.S. News
• Public Service Fellowship Program Benefits U.Va. Students, Community
• Building the Digital Library: Staples Leads First Digital Repository Management System

• Brooks’ Courses Blend Law and Literature Readings, Ranging From Kafka and Hawthorne to Brown
• School of Professional Studies Joins Unique Program for Law Officials
• U.Va.’s Heritage Repertory Theatre Opens ‘The Price’ as Fourth Production of Season

• Gov. Warner’s Education Initiative to Ensure ‘NoChild Is Left Behind’ Becoming Reality, Not Just Rhetoric
• U.Va. Utilities Director Cheryl Gomez to Chair International Energy Group
• Sign Up to Participate in U.Va.’s Day of Caring Program

• IEN Awards Paul Rakowski McCarthy Leadership Award
• U.Va. Student Newspaper Wins Journalism Awards
• U.Va. Grounds Sustain Significant Damage During Storm

• Peace Corps Volunteer Describes How the Phillipines and Dave Matthews Both Have a Guitar in Common
• Youth Luv: Deadline to Sign Up for Virginia Youth Tennis Classic is Friday
• Program Offers Employees Exciting Ways to See the World

• New Pay Plan’s In-Band Adjustments One Way for Managers to Increase Pay for U.Va. Employees
• Health Sytem’s Patient Communications Programs Win Recognition by AMA
• U.Va. Employee Among 76 in Area to Become American Citizens on July 4

• Economic Fun and Games: U.Va.’s Charles Holt Brings a Renewed Excitement and Interest to the Course
• U.Va. Invites Architects to Compete in the Design of New Center for the Arts
• Budding Musicians Learn What Lies Behind the Notes

• Declaration of Independence Exhibit Tells the Story Behind America’s Historic Document
• Karen Johns Named U.Va.’s New Head Softball Coach
• U.Va. Students Travel the Globe to Attend theWorld’s Largest Women’s Studies Conference

• Vickie Hawes Steers Students Down Off-Grounsd Housing Path
• Hands Across theWorld: Technological Advances Enabling Powerful Ties
• ‘Seeing the Other’ Exhibit on Display Through Aug. 13

• Middle East Scholar R.K. Ramazani Adamant About Seeking the Truth, No Matter Where it May Lead
• Lessons From a Playwright: Registration Deadline For New Program This Friday
• Art Museum Exhibit Features Work of Garry Winogrand

• The Play’s the Thing: Creative Juices Continue to Flow as Two U.Va.Alumni Make Their Mark in Theater
• See If You Make the Cut as an Artist at Art Museum’s Paper Sculpture Exhibit
• U.Va. Employees Broaden Their Minds Through Education

• Inquisitive Koreans Get Whirlwind Overview of U.Va.
• Poet Gregory Orr Used Art to Overcome Violence That Existed in Civil Rights Era
• Final Steel Beam Erected Atop John Paul Jones Arena

• Models in Medicine and Nursing: U.Va. Adamant in Seeking and Finding Answers in Health Care
• January Term Will Provide Extended Course Options for Law School Students
• An Engineering Degree That Means Business

• U.Va.’s David Topper Adds the Aspect of Simplicity to Musical Composition
• It’s Never Too Late to Learn: Commerce School Begins New MIT Program
• Injuries From ATV Accidents on the Rise: U.Va. Children’s Hospital Seeing More Cases

• U.Va. Biology Professor Ignacio Provencio Shares His Insight on Biorhythm and Blues — And Jet Lag, Too
• Learning Without Limits: Virtual Reality Opening Doors for U.Va. Faculty
• Heritage Introduces ‘Damn Yankees’ as its Opening Musical

• History of U.Va.’s Student Housing Reveals Problems and Possibilities Associated With Living Off the Lawn
• Program Teaches How to Keep Kids Safe While Enjoying Water Activities
• ‘Rounding Third’ Begins Summer Season for Heritage

• Discoveries That Define Our Times: Bolstering the Research Enterprise Opens Door to New Strengths
• Everything Has a History Behind It, And That Includes Vacationing
• U.Va. Health System Doctors Calm Fast-Beating Hearts

• Pair Makes Reliable Tools for Reliability Engineering
• Doctors at U.Va.’s Health System Studying Surgery to Stop Epileptic Seizures
• New Online Exhibit Gives Voice to Patients From the Past

• Renowned Engineer Joe C. Campbell Appointed to U.Va. Faculty
• Engineering Students Learn Importance of Hands-On Learning
• AccessUVa Works to Economically Diversify Incoming Class

• U.Va.’s Board of Visitors Approves First Phase of Replacement Dorms, New Medical Education Building
• Eleven Employees Honored With U.Va.’s Outstanding Contribution Awards
• Farrell, Fralin Elected Rector, Vice Rector, Respectively

• U.Va. Economics Professor Eric van Wincoop Offers Logic on Why a Diet Coke Costs $10 in a Paris Cafe
• U.Va. Employees Honored for Their Years of Service
• Markus Weisner Among Many Engineering Students Who Live the School’s Mission

• A Commitment to Action: Exceptional Faculty Work Propels the University Into the National Spotlight
• U.Va. Children’s Hospital Telethon Another Success, Nets Over $ Million
• U.Va. Students Spend Summer Abroad for French Studies

• A Man on a Mission: Charlie Grisham Works to Replace U.Va.’s Outdated Integrated Student Information System
• Health Sciences Library Receives $250,000 Gift From Medical Alumni
• Former ’Hoos Show Appreciation During Reunions Weekend

• U.Va. Launches New Consumer Health Institute With Grant From Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
• Registration Now Open For June 22 Information Technology Conference
• Engineering Students Get an Introduction to Innovation

• New Study on Jet lag Sheds Light on Why Biological Clock is Slow to Reset After Transmeridian Travel
• Application Deadline For Excellence in Diversity Fellowships is Wednesday
• Health System Researchers Develop Test For Successfully Treating Common Prostate Cancer

• U.Va.’s Joseph Allen: Popular Teenagers Can Cave In to Peer Pressure
• Dr. David Peura Becomes President of American Gastrenterological Assoc.
• ‘Relay For Life’ to Feature Marathon Production; Courageous Cancer Survivors Share Their Stories

• U.Va. Patent Foundation Honors Pediatricians; Pair Wins 2005 Inventor of the Year Awards
• Children’s Miracle Network Telethon Airs This Weekend
• Katherine Klem Lights Fire Underneath Tobacco Industry

• PBS Film Series ‘GardenStory’ Set to Air Tomorrow and June 9
• Annual Spring Procurement Vendor Fair Today in Newcomb Hall
• Jose Fuentes Wins Cavaliers’ Distinguished Teaching Fellowship

• Tight $1.88 Billion Budget Wins Committee Backing
• Gov. Warner Taps Three at Health System to Task Force
• History Professor Paul Kershaw Receives Alumni Board of Trustees Teaching Award

• U.Va. Tests Fuel Made From Vegetable Oil and Recycled Cooking Oil
• Researchers, Environment Win Big in Pollution Case
• Under Pressure: Courtney Lyder Blazes Busy Trail at the Nursing School

• Excellence in Supervisory Management Series Kicks Off New Human Resources Initiative
• Law School Partners With Hunton & Williams to Provide Pro Bono Services
• 100 Years Since U.Va.’s First Presidential Inauguration

• Finals 2005: Sunny Weather, Speeches Give Cause to Celebrate
• Thomas Leaving U.Va.; Shifflett to be Interim VCDH Director
• Gaduate Keeps Father Close to Her Heart; Dons Father’s Dog Tags During Ceremonies

• Serving From the Heart: Lampkin, Davis and Wood Receive Sullivan Awards
• U.Va. Grad Ben Roberts Launches Railgun Lab
• Opening Doors: U.Va. Education Graduate Mike Townes Puts His Faith Into Action

• William Rodman Crosses Finish Line After 13 Years
• Sen. Evan Bayh Set to Address U.Va. Law Grads
• ‘Donning of the Kente’ to Be Held at U.Va. Saturday
• Temporary Traffic Pattern Changes to Begin Monday

• Tyler Tuite Brings Love, Hope to Nicaraguan Children, Creates Permanent Home for New Orphan Fund
• Bobbi VanHuss Paving the Way for Disabled Students
• U.Va. Grad Matt Bulloch a Well-Rounded Individual
• Claudia Aguilar Passionate About Giving Back to Others

• Life is What You Make It; Sheer Determination Has Seen Fatima Boamah Through Educational Journey
• Paul McIntosh’s Love of Kids Inspires His Medical Career
• Keva McDonald On the Side of the Wrongly Accused
• Teaching in the Numbers For U.Va.’s Isabelle Stanton

• After 20 Years, Rawlings Comes Full Circle: Two-Time University President Rekindes His Love of Teaching
• Photographer Alice Bailey Helps Heal Assault Victims
• Heather Welch Working to Revive Interest in Science
• Human Side of Medicine Touches Aaron Miracle

• U.Va. Gears Up For Graduation Ceremonies This Weekend
• Lan-Anh Thi Phan Grateful to Mentors; Ready to Serve
• Creative Juices Flowing for U.Va.’s Colin Whitlow
• Art Illustrates Burim Jung’s Journey to Self-Discovery

• Flagship Universities Must Pursue Excellence and Access
• Rolling Stones to Rock Charlottesville in October
• U.Va. Graduate Randy Jones to Join the Ranks of an Exceptional Few as Doctor of Nursing

• Rolling Stones Concert Sets Stage for Many Shows at U.Va.
• Metal Stents Are Effective Treatment of Obstructions From Pancreatic Cancer
• Championing the ‘F-Word:’ U.Va.’s Ann Lane Dispels Modern Misconceptions About Feminism

• Charlottesville Will Rock as The Rolling Stones Come to U.Va.
• ‘New’ Mark Twain Classic Published by Meridian
• Iris: Journal for Women Celebrates 25 Years

• Iris: Journal About Women Celebrates Its 25th Year
• Winners of U.Va.’s 2005 Outstanding Employee Awards Announced
• Planning Initiatives Help Put U.Va.’s Future in Perspective

• Two U.Va. Alumni to Deliver Valediction, Commencement Addresses for Finals 2005
• Thanks for the Memories: U.Va.’s Finals DVD on Sale
• Achieving International Success the Old-Fashioned Way

• On the Ball: Leitao’s Determination, Desire Will Drive the Return of ‘Gritty and Aggressive’ Basketball
• Three University Students to Receive Goldwater Scholarships
• Documentary ‘Rising Up’ Examines Civil Rights Movement

• Student Health Tops List of University Priorities
• U.Va. Health System to Offer Free Skin Cancer Screening on Saturday
• Mission Accomplished: For U.Va. Music Grad Rob Levit, Life is Now in Perfect Harmony

• Modular Housing Project Benefits U.Va. Students, Community
• Virginia Natural Resource Leadership Institute Once Again to Hold Program
• Thinking Boldy, Acting Wisely: U.Va. Emerges From Challenging Times With Renewed Strength

• Sean T. O’Brien Named New Director of U.Va.’s Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership
• Make a Clean Commute This Friday: Take a Hike or Ride a Bike to Work
• White House Recordings Offer Glimpse Into Era of Former President Lyndon B. Johnson

• Beinecke Scholarship Will Help Make Dreams Become Reality For Third-Year U.Va. Student Anne Holt
• Don’t Let Anxiety Control Your Life: Health System Offering Free Screening
• LL.M. Grads Come From Different Places, Leave With Bonds

• Regardless of Weight, Fitness is Key to Health: Expert Addresses Institute on Aging Conference
• U.Va. Office Renamed ‘Domestic and Sexual Advocacy and Educatioin’
• U.Va. Buses to Begin Trial Run Using a Soy-Based Fuel

• Community Justice: Meghan Sullivan Examines the UK’s Processes of Resolving Antisocial Crimes
• IEN Seeks Nominations for Leadership Award: Deadlne is May 1
• Eighth-Grader Scores Big in U.Va.’s Mentoring Program

• Matter is All That Matters For U.Va. Professor Brad Cox
• German Theologian Jurgen Moltmann to Speak at U.Va. Today
• ‘Well Bear Clinic’ Teaches Children About Well-Checkups

• McIntire School of Commerce Breaks Ground in Preparation For Its Return to the Lawn
• Two Great Writers to Read From Their Work: Beattie Today, Hillman Tomorrow
• Positive Communication Key in Workplace Environment

• The Art of Dreaming: Kluge-Ruhe Collection Captures the Essence
• U.Va. Prepares Students to Be Leaders for Our Future
• Leah Kuchinsky’s Interest in Politics Lands Her at the Top

• The View from U.Va.’s Grounds: Students Talk Diversity
• U.Va. Bookstores, Virginia Services Coalition Partner to Support Service Groups
• Dr. Mary Starke Harper to Speak at U.Va. Next Week

• U.Va. Law Professors Give Their Perspective on the Role of International Law in the Global War on Terror
• Get Moving: Lectures to Focus on the Ill Effectsof Inactivity on Our Nation
• University Looks to Improve Faculty Recruitment Searches

• The End of the Beginning for AIDS in Africa: U.Va.’s Scheld at the Forefront in Combatting the Disease
• Edmundson, Wylie Among Winners of This Year’s Guggenheim Awards
• Bowl Game Proceeds to Benefit Band, Graduate Research

• Women’s Center Names Geolot 2005 Distinguished Alumna
• U.Va. Names Leitao Head Men’s Basketball Coach
• Tour Pavilion Homes Today as Part of Garden Week
• State Budget Includes Salary Increases for U.Va.

• U.Va. Names Leitao New Head Men’s Basketball Coach
• Resource Fair for New U.Va. Faculty and Staff to be Held Tomorrow
• Founder’s Day Tree-Planting Honors Another of U.Va.’s Inspirational Faculty

• Letter from President John T. Casteen Outlines Higher Education Changes
• Student Filmmakers Take to the Big Screen at Weekend Festival
• ‘It’s Not Just Talk, It’s a Social Movement:’ Sustained Dialogue Efforts Branching Out

• Harrison Undergraduate Research Awards Given to Forty-Four University of Virginia Students
• U.Va. Professor Examines What the Future May Hold for Social Security System
• Get Psyched at Next Week’s National Physics Day Show

• Varsity Hall Settles Into New Location; Commerce Construction to Commence
• U21 Conference Bridges Global Gap Among Student Researchers
• U.Va.’s Drama Department Ends Season on a Musical Note With ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’

• Revised Tuition and Fee Proposal fo 2005-2006 Gets Approval From University’s Board of Visitors
• Jerry Kilgore on Grounds Tomorrow to Address American Politics Class
• Research Week Highlights Undergraduate Students’ Work

• Founder’s Day Events to Honor Jefferson’s Birthday Includes Talks, Tree-Planting
• Officials Warn: Stay Away From Computer Porn
• At Your Service: Large Majority of University Students Expend Their Energies in Volunteerism

• U.Va.’s Curry School Celebrates 100 Years of Excellence
• Writer Alice McDermott to Visit U.Va. Next Week
• Weekend Symposium at U.Va. to Honor Hopkins
• New Vaccine Promising for Cervical Cancer, HPV

• U.Va. Mails Admissions Letters; Continues Push for Economically Diverse Class Through ‘AccessUVA’
• U.Va. to Host National Sustained Dialogue Conference This Weekend
• Star Light, Star Bright: Fan Mountain Simply Celestial

• U.Va.’s Board of Visitors Approves Plan That Lists $1 Billion in Building Over the Next Six Years
• Conference Focusing on International Undergrad Research Begins Today
• Rotunda Exhibit, ‘Jefferson Legacy Series,’ Reflects Artist Edith Arbaugh’s Love for U.Va.

• Discouraging Words: “The Underminer” Chronicles Those Non-Jab Jabs That Make You Feel Like Dirt
• Tomorrow’s Conference Focuses on International Undergraduate Research
• U.Va. Student Catherine Neale Named Among Winners of the 2005 Truman Scholarship

• U.S. News Rankings Once Again Place Five of U.Va.’s Graduate Schools Among the Best in the Nation
• Lt. Governor Tim Kaine on Grounds Today to Address American Politics Class
• Governor Amends Higher Education Restructuring Bill

• Gov. Warner Approves, Amends Legislation Granting Public Colleges and Universities Greater Independence
• Gas Prices Not the Only Thing on the Rise; Parking Facilities, Rates Going Up
• $7.5 Million Tennis Center Expansion Slated for Boar’s Head

• U.Va. Education Professor Robert Tai’s Study Outlines Transformation of Science Student Into Scientist
• Gene Block Appointed By Institute of Medicine to Sleep Research Panel
• U.Va. Hosts Indian Nations Summit; New Alliance Begins

• An Individual Off the Beaten Path, Steve Marrin’s Passion for Intelligence Reform Making Its Mark
• Top Expert on Climate Change Slated to Speak on Grounds Tomorrow
• Hot Off the Press: New Home for Virginia Arts of the Book Center

• U.Va.’s Sarah Farrell Part of a Collaboration Working to Expand the Network in South Africa
• Learn About New Online Payslip Service at Training Session Set for Thursday
• Transition Into Real World Includes Honor With a ‘Little h’

• U.Va.’s Sarah Farrell Part of a Collaboration Working to Expand the Network in South Africa
• Learn About New Online Payslip Service at Training Session Set for Thursday
• Transition Into Real World Includes Honor With a ‘Little h’

• Literature Enthusiasts Gather for Five-Day Gala: Signs Point to Another Best-Seller Book Festival
• Faculty Senate Meeting Headlines University’s Accreditation Renewal
• Civil Rights Era Comes to Life Through New Digital Archive

• Casteen Warns of ‘Tough Work’ Ahead on Capital Campaign
• Commerce Professor Ellen Whitener Dies; Memorial Service Today
• Board’s Diversity and Equity Committee Marks Second Birthday; Discusses Progress to Date

• Board of Visitors’ Diversity and Equity Committee Marks Second Birthday: Discusses Progress to Date
• Residential Plan for Students Re-examined By Housing Work Group
• Frischer Puts Reality Into Humanities — Virtually

• Casteen to Give State of the University Address Today at Noon in Old Cabell Hall
• Fake Credit Union E-mail May Trick Readers Into Revealing Personal Info
• Gov. Warner Announces High-Speed Network for Research

• Good Nutrition is Elementary: U.Va.’s Kate Willcutts Working to Increase Health Awareness in Area Schools
• Mark Your Calendar: State of the University Address Set for Tomorrow
• U.Va.’s Klarman Wins Columbia University’s Bancroft Prize

• E-mail to Students Details New Procedures for Handling Sexual Assault Cases
• Weekend Conference to Examine Long-Standing Conflict in Colombia
• Doctors Use PDAs to Diagnose Asthma Patients

• U.Va.’s Klarman Wins Columbia University’s Bancroft Prize
• U.Va. to Help Pay Ivy Landfill Clean-up Costs
• Collaborative Efforts Result in Stronger Set of Procedures for Handling Sexual Assault Cases

• Jonathan Robbins Becomes the University’s Eighth Student to Win the Prestigous Luce Scholarship
• Grant Will Enable U.Va.’s Health System to Better Serve HIV/AIDS Patients
• Gillen Steps Down as Men’s Basketball Coach; Search is Now Under Way for His Replacement

• Gillen Steps Down as U.Va.’s Men’s Basketball Coach; The Search For His Replacement is Now Under Way
• Learn About New Online Payslip Service at Training Session Set for Thursday
• National Institute of Aerospace Appoints U.Va. Engineering Professor as Fifth Langley Professor

• U.Va.’s Educational Benefits Fair Draws Large Turnout
• Mary Chapin Carpenter Scheduled to Perform at Cancer Center Benefit
• Women’s Magazine Uses Humor to Cast a Different Perspective on Female Issues

• Women in Medicine Award Honors U.Va. Professor Margaret Shupnik for Her Extraordinary Work
• Is It the Packaging or the Presentation? How SUV Makers Appeal to Buyers
• Manager Works to Educate Public About the Watershed

• Governor Warner Appoints Three to U.Va.’s Board; Reappoints Thomas F. Farrell II as Vice Rector
• Gas Prices Got You Down? Find a Commuting Buddy Through New Databae
• Health System Helps Nurses Better Serve Their Patients

• School Turns Five: Diligent in Expanding the Scope of Education for a Lifetime
• Scholarship Opportunity for Employees’ Children: Apply By End of Month
• Raising the Profile of Careers in Diplomacy

• War Surgeon Jim Balserak Met Tour of Duty in Iraq With Deep Enthusiasm and Willingness to Help Others
• Sweeney: University Creating ‘New Model’ in Public Education
• Outstanding Employee Nominations Due by March 18

• U.Va.Medical Center Shines As One of the Top 100 Hospitals
• Payslips Only a Click Away: Self-Service Applications Prove Convenient, Secure
• U.Va. Kicks Off Its 11th Annual Book Festival March 16

• Not Your Ordinary Move: Varsity Hall to Relocate Lock, Stock and Barrel
• Five U.Va. Students Could Attend Universitas 21 Summer Seminar at Lund
• If You Thought Your Computer Was Safe, Think Again: Spyware Invades Users’ Personal Space

• Replacement Dorms Top U.Va.’s Housing Priority List
• Buchanan Grant Bolster Pioneering Treatments for Heartbeat Condition
• Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow? U.Va. Researchers Work to Reverse the Effects of Hearing Loss

• Chance, Booked-Up Resorts Kept U.Va. Graduate Out of Harms Way in Wake of Tsunami Disaster
• Justice Will Be Served During the 18th Annual Virginia Film Festival
• ‘Downing Time’ a Tradition for Professors

• University’s Miller Center Director Philip Zelikow Appointed Counselor of the U.S. Department of State
• Reflecting on a Year in the Life of the Health System’s Decade Plan
• Extending the Scope of Antiretroviral AIDS Medications

• Professor, Former Activist Sees Higher Education in a Global Context, Shares Experiences With Students
• Law School Lines Up Top Terrorism Experts to Speak at Weekend Symposium
• Revised ‘Charter Bill’ Wins Senate’s Unanimous Vote

• Making a World of Difference: School of Nursing Goes Global
• Nominations Sought for Award-Winning Managers: Deadline is Tomorrow
• Criminal Cases Involving Juvenile Confessions Warrant Standards

• Environmental Sciences Professor William Keene Studies the Interaction of Atmosphere and Ocean
• Nominations Sought for Award-Winning Managers: Deadline is Tomorrow
• Nature or Nurture? Turkheimer Examines Determining Factors of Human Intelligence

• U.Va. Course Brings Artistic Expression of Poets and Printmakers Together on the Same Page
• Learn About the Latest Technological Gadgets at Tomorrow’s InfoFair
• Drama Students Put Theater Skills to Test

• Don’t Panic: Through Treatment, Those Suffering From Anxiety Disorders Learn to Face Their Fears
• U.Va. Library Honored With National Award
• Possibilities Become Realities: Health System Sets Milestones, Looks Ahead to the Future

• A Model Citizen for Diversity: Brian Balogh’s Commitment Mirrored on Grounds and at Home
• U.Va. Top Supplier of Peace Corps Volunteers for Third Year in a Row
• Nick Garber Accelerates Highway Safety Improvements

• Committee Works Toward Improved Security and Safety Around Grounds
• Educational Aid Event: Register by Tomorrow
• When It Comes to Knowledge, Bogger’s Cup Runneth Over

• SCHEV’s 2005 Outstanding Faculty Award Given to Darden School Professor R. Edward Freeman
• Virtual Liberty: Freedom to Design and Freedom to Play in Virtual Worlds
• Undergraduates Learn to Govern — Themselves and Others

• The Human Side of the Environment: Claudia Ford’s Passion Lends Promise to International Health
• U.Va. Employees Shine: CVC Surpasses Goal With Record Donations Tallied
• Senate and House Pass Separate Charter Legislation

• What’s Love Got to Do With It? Not As Much As One Might Thin, Says U.Va. Professor Steven Nock
• Applications for U.Va.’s Mini-Med School Being Accepted Through Feb. 27
• Deep Breath In, Deep Breath Out: Meditation Relieves Doctor’s Stress, Improves Patient Care

• $125 Million Dedicated to Boosting U.Va.’s Research; Targets Lab Space, Faculty Recruitment and Retention
• Documentary Follows the Life of Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder
• Researchers Manipulate Electrons Into Classical Orbit

• Special Committee on Diversity Presents Report to Board
• U.Va. Law School’s Public Service Law Conference to be Held This Weekend
• U.Va.’s Institute on Aging Works to Enrich the Lives of the Elderly — Now and In the Future

• U.Va. Study Shows How Schools Can Safely Deal With Student Violence
• Medical Center Finances Get Clean Bill of Health
• Learn More About U.Va.’s Education Benefits March 8

• Financial Focus: Board Addresses Tuition, Maintenance Spending
• Heroic Pre-Brown Civil Rights Lawyers Traced
• Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: A Closer Look at Relationship Ruin

• Professor Larry Sabato Makes Good on Promise; Gives $1 Million to U.Va.
• U.Va.’s Weldon Cooper Center Releases 2004 Population Estimates
• The End of Insulin Injection? U.Va. Scientists Lead the Way in Diabetes Research and Patient Care

• Trends in Diagnosis, Treatment of Brain Tumors Detailed in New Study Involving U.Va. Surgeon
• Show Your Appreciation: New Award Recognizes Supportive Managers
• A Building Crisis: U.Va. Faces Serious Maintenance Issues

• Plant Compound Offers Promise in Treating Breast Cancer
• Prosecutors Need Renewal of Sentencing Guidelines
• Promote Heart Health: Dress in Red Tomorrow
• Charter Bill Goes Before Virginia General Assembly

• Two U.Va. Alumni to Deliver Valediction, Commencement Addresses During Finals
• Philip Morris USA Gives to Darden-Curry Partnership
• Got Shots? John Arras Discusses Pandemic Pandemonium

• Judge Patricia M .Wald Named the Recipient of the University’s Thomas Jefferson Medal in Law
• How to Help Tsunami Survivors: Deadline for Contributions Is Friday
• The Proof Is in the Pudding, or Ketchup, for That Matter: Manufacturers Vie for Top Slot

• Honoring the Memory of a Family Friend and Educator
• Guerrant: ‘Tsunami-Sized Awakening’ Much Needed
• ‘Mapping a Day in the Life’ Set to Open Tomorrow at U.Va.

• The Door Opens Even Wider: AccessUVa Program Expands
• Memorial Service for Shirley Menaker to be Held Next Week at U.Va.
• Bringing People Together: Rosen Masters the Art of Organization

• U.Va. Study Is the First to Detail “Other” Risks of High Blood Alcohol Levels Among College Students
• Nominations Sought for Chief Diversity Officer: Deadline is Monday
• U.Va. Conference on Local Government Law Set for Saturday

• U.Va.’s Chief Cardiologist Offers Tips to Take to Heart
• Distinguished Alumna Nominations Sought: Deadline is Feb. 1
• Even the Dummy Is No Dummy: Kent Works to Develop Even Safer Automobile Restraints

• Japanese Architect to Receive U.Va.’s Jefferson Medal
• U.Va. to Host Lecture on Aging This Week by Nobel Laureate Dr. Eric Kandel
• Family Program Provides for Physical and Legal Needs

• Student Safety a Major Concern: University Will Provide Funding to Add a City Housing Inspector
• Political Cartoonists Bring the Best of the 2004 Election to U.Va.
• U.Va. Environmental Sciences Professor Works to Add People to the Environmental Equation

• U.Va. Receives Grant to Support Alcohol Education Aimed at Members of Fraternities and Sororities
• NCAA Conference Targets Prevention of Substance Abuse Among Athletes
• Alderman Library Begins New Process for Computer Use

• Curry School Forms Alliance With Clark Elementary School
• Peabody Hall Sustains Water Damage; Some Offices Have Relocated
• Internet a Portal for Sharing Study Abroad Experiences

• University Expands ‘AccessUVa’ Financial Aid Program to Benefit More Students
• African-American Heritage Month Schedule Unveiled
• Students Seek Knowledge Outside Lecture Hall

• U.Va. Student Markus Weisner Wins Prestigious Mitchell Scholarship; Will Live and Study in Ireland
• IEN Receives Grant to Help With Elizabeth River Revitalization
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘Beloved Community’: Marsh’s New Book Examines ‘Christian Left’

• Research Shows That Blocking a Certain Protein Could Cause Regeneraton of Inner Ear Hair Cells
• Mark Your Calendar: Faculty Technology Open House to be Held Tuesday
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘Beloved Community’: Marsh’s New Book Examines ‘Christian Left’

• Governor Indicates Support of Charter; Initiative Gains Momentum From Legislative Study Review
• Learn How to Apply to College and for Financial Aid at Workshop Tuesday
• Don’t Worry; Be ... Grateful?: Sara Algoe Examines the Positive Effects of Kindness

• Governor Indicates Support of Charter; Initiative Gains Momentum From Legislative Study Review
• Rejuvenate for Spring Teaching by Attending Next Week’s Workshop
• Breaking the Stereotype: Nursing Not Just for Females

• State Legislators Await final Proposal on Charter Status
• BusinessWeek Lauds Darden Alumni Among Best Managers of 2004
• U.Va. Law Professor Offers New Synopsis of Origin and Effects of Brown Decision

• Sowing the Seeds of Excellence: Health System Landscapers Rake in Local and National Awards
• Environmental Leader Gerald McCarthy Wins Recognition With Award
• Mastering the Art and Science of Marketing

• VQR Tackles legacy of Godzilla, Space Monsters and Pop Culture; Reveals Hidden Meaning in Film Kitsch
• U.Va.’s Human Resources Implements Online Self-Service Pay Slips
• From Concept to Reality, Arts Center Tops New Building List

• U.Va.’s Glenn Gaesser Debunks Myths About Dieting; New Book Sets Record Straight on Healthy Eating
• President Casteen, Local Legislators, to Speak at Forum Tomorrow at U.Va.
• Aboriginal Art Collection Connects Artists, Communities

• Comedy’s Central: Jeff Hanna is a Stand-Up Kind of Guy
• Virginia Homeowners See Tax Hike; Consumers See Increase in Local Taxes
• University Proves to be a Fertile Ground for Writers

• Environmental Sciences Professor James Galloway Examines Ways of Living Wisely With Nitrogen
• Shirley Menaker, One of U.Va.’s Most Influential Women Leaders, Dies
• Out With the Old, In With the New: Cafe Makes Debut