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U.Va. Resources and Information U.Va. Facts at a GlanceEverything you wanted to know about the University of Virginia but were afraid to ask. Departments, Schools and ProgramsA comprehensive listing of the many pieces that make up U.Va. The 2012-2013 Undergraduate RecordFull list of undergraduate courses offered by U.Va., published annually The 2012-2013 Graduate RecordFull list of graduate courses offered by U.Va., published annually Board of VisitorsAbout the BOV, the meetings schedule and contact information.  Faculty Experts GuideMany U.Va. experts are widely quoted in national and international media for their scholarship and professional leadership. Find them here. University DataUniversity Data is designed to present the most frequently requested information about the University and serves as a primary reference source for many University departments. RegistrarInformation about diplomas and transcripts, academic calendars and requirements, and more U.Va. MapsMaps of the University, Health System, bike paths, accessibility, lighted pathways and University Transit Service  Notable AlumniFrom Tina Fey to Woodrow Wilson, meet some of the alumni have made their marks in the world The Honor CommitteeStudies and reports, the Honor video, FAQs and committee meeting minutes  U.Va. NewsstandAll the publications of the University, all in one place. Ethics, Honor and Integrity at the UniversityHelping the University community set its moral compass Virginia 2020Agenda for the third century at U.Va. Commission on the Future of the UniversityStrategic directions for the University for the next decade and beyond.  President's Reports ArchivesDownload the annual president's reports in PDF format. U.Va. Kids and FamiliesFind U.Va. programs, activities and services for kids, plus tours, pictures, e-postcards and more Grounds The Academical VillageThis site contains information about Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village, including a clickable map with details about each of the buildings and gardens on the Lawn.  Documentary History of the Construction of the Buildings at the University of Virginia, 1817-1828Database of 1,750 manuscript documents related to the construction of the original buildings of Thomas Jefferson's architectural masterpiece, the University of Virginia  The Rotunda: Historic Structure ReportA comprehensive report on the Rotunda's structure and landscape, including historical images, architectural descriptions, problems of repair and recommendations for addressing repair issues  Rotunda TourWatch the University Guides give a guided tour of the Academical Village and take a virtual tour of the Rotunda.  University Chapel: Historic Structure Report (PDF)Detiled report on the Chapel's history, current condition and preservation efforts  The GardensThe history, the plants and tours of the Academical Village gardens. Lawn Resident DirectoryThe Lawn Resident Directory 1895-2002 lists Lawn and Range residents by year and by room number  Carr's HillLearn the history and take a tour of the building all seven U.Va. president's have called home. University HistoryShort History of U.Va. U.Va. History for KidsIn addition to a short history, kids can enjoy a U.Va. trivia game, coloring pages, word scramble and a crossword puzzle  100 Years of Life on the LawnAn electronic exhibition which documents continuity and change in the various University communities who have called the Academical Village home since 1895. Board of Visitors Minutes Browse ListComplete meeting minutes for the Board of Visitors from May 1817 to October 2002 in reverse chronological order  Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps for Charlottesville (1907 and 1920)Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps are highly detailed city plans providing researchers with a wealth of information about urban change in American cities during the first half of the twentieth century. All The Hoos in Hooville: 175 Years of Life at the University of VirginiaFamous and infamous U.Va. characters, traditions and athletics highlight this online exhibit.  Breaking and Making Tradition: Women at the University of VirginiaThe events, individuals, and experiences that have contributed to the history of women at U.Va. |
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