Two Charlottesville establishments are slated for demolition to lend space for future Ivy Corridor buildings.

A new space between Clemons and Alderman libraries provides a place for students to reflect.

Excavation uncovers a dilemma: Should the colonnade be the bright white of our time or the unpainted tan of Jefferson’s?

Thomas Jefferson was a visionary leader--and a meticulous construction manager.

Davenport Field is undergoing a major renovation, which includes 1,000 more seats; a 5,000-square-foot development center with batting cages and pitching mounds; a field-level club area; and more.

Take a look back at how the University has celebrated big anniversary milestones.

Through architecture, Jefferson hoped students would gain a sense of design, order and beauty.

The Freedom Ring memorial, a representation of the University’s relationship with slavery, is expected to be completed by the Bicentennial in 2019.

When all goes well, life at UVA in the summer is quiet. But that doesn’t mean things aren’t happening. Here’s a snapshot of some of what happened on Grounds this summer.

Old vs. new, UVA past vs. UVA future: North Grounds gives a nod to Jeffersonian design, but at a distance.

The quiet spaces inside UVA’s 14 libraries take on new relevance in the digital age.

Virginia’s Curry School of Education climbs in the rankings; a new student center opens on the Corner; and a Grammy Award-winning producer visits Grounds.

Think you know UVA’s Grounds? Take our 15-photo quiz to prove it!

Let our adult coloring book help you find your happy place. We have just the place in mind. A few of them, in fact.

Jefferson’s Anatomical Theatre gave way to grave robbers, the student Cadaver Society and, eventually, the wrecking ball.