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Inclement Weather Update - Tuesday, February 11th:

Last updated: 7:00 pm 02/10

Academic Division

The University’s Academic Division will operate on a modified schedule on Tuesday, February 11th, 2025, due to inclement winter weather. Classes will not meet in person on Grounds, but we encourage faculty to shift their classes online, if feasible. Please communicate your plans to your students.

Designated Academic Division employees should report to work as scheduled

Non-designated Academic Division employees should remain at home unless requested to report to work by a supervisor. Based on the specific needs of a particular school or unit to maintain essential operations and to respond and restore normal University operations, supervisors may request non-designated employees to work either at home or at alternate work locations. Non-designated Academic Division employees who work from home should continue to work from home and follow their normal schedule.

Supervisors and faculty in the Academic division are asked to provide flexibility for staff members who have other responsibilities at home (such as childcare or eldercare) while continuing to meet the needs of the University. Any employee who is unable to work should contact their manager or supervisor so a reasonable accommodation plan can be made

Students and Academic Division faculty and staff should monitor the Academic Operations Status Board for changes to operations on Grounds.

For information on how to find your emergency event status, see How Can I Find My Designated Status?

UVA Health

Patient care services at UVA Medical Center, Ambulatory Operations, UPG, and UVA Community Health will provide its own message.

UVA Health team members should monitor internal communications and the UVA Health Status Board for changes to patient care and business operations.

University officials will continue to monitor weather conditions and will provide updates about additional schedule modifications or the resumption of normal operations. Please use extra precautions and allow extra time while traveling.

Exercising Every Opportunity

Walk across Grounds at any time of day and you’ll find our community enjoying an active lifestyle. Whether it is a championship match of intramural soccer or achieving a personal best in the weight room, our students and faculty make sports and recreation an integral part of the UVA experience.

More than 300,000 square feet of indoor recreation space and over 30 acres of outdoor courts and fields are available to you. Additionally, we have the McArthur Squash Center, which hosted the 2018 World Masters championship, and the Slaughter Climbing Center, with over 2,000 square feet of climbing surface. Students and faculty have every opportunity to enrich their lives through sports and recreation.

Our Club Sports and Intramural Leagues connect athletes through friendly competition. Our fitness and adventure programs develop the knowledge, confidence, discipline and friendships needed to thrive here and into the future. Whatever your passion may be, you can exercise every opportunity to pursue it with vigor.

Bringing The Ruckus

Think you’ve witnessed school spirit? Think again. Through our love of the ‘Hoos, we have reinvented fandom. Visit any varsity home game and you’ll witness the sheer awesomeness of the ‘Hoo Crew, our student fan section who has been nationally recognized with the Naismith Student Section of the Year Award. Made up of some of the most dedicated ‘Hoos from across the University, this orange force of nature kicks the energy into high gear.

By the Numbers

17

Courts, Fields and Recreation Centers

25

25 Varsity Athletic Teams (12 Men’s and 13 Women’s)

34

NCAA Team National Championships

Committed to Excellence

A portrait of two UVA football players running in the stadium with the USA and Virginia flags, with a cheering crowd in the background.

Of course, mustering up school spirit isn’t hard when you’ve got a phenomenal athletic program. Across 25 NCAA Division I sports, the Virginia Cavaliers have captured 92 Atlantic Coast Conference championships since 2002, more than any other ACC school. Since the fall of 2012, UVA has won 11 NCAA championships, including national championships in Women’s Swimming & Diving from 2021 through 2024, Men’s Tennis in 2022 and 2023, and Men’s Lacrosse in 2021. The Cavaliers placed first in the 2019 Men’s Capital One Cup, honoring the nation’s top Division I athletic programs. During the 2022-23 academic year, a school-record 568 UVA student-athletes were named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. Virginia posted a graduation rate of 96 percent in the NCAA’s annual Graduation Success Rate for incoming student-athletes for the 2013-14 to 2016-17 cohort. It is the highest mark for Virginia since the report was launched in 1998.