University of Virginia Alumni Association

Skip to content

• News

The University of Virginia Alumni News

• Class Notes
• Letters to the Editor

• Submit Writing
• Back Issues

• Get the Magazine
• Staff List

• Advertising

Stay in touch with U.Va. throughout the year by receiving the award-winning magazine, Alumni News.

Read in-depth feature articles, news and sports, and catch up on the accomplishments of your old college friends-and tell them about yourself-with the "Class Notes" section.

Alumni News is published four times each year by the University of Virginia Alumni Association.

 

Take our winter 2005 reader survey.

International Capital markets, banking and finance, dispute resolution involving property, private equity and projects in Germany, the United Kingdom and beyond are main focus areas for this powerhouse. New York Lawyers, Knowing and specializing in United States law and the laws of other countries helps to provide the client with more information, experience and representation than anywhere in the world

 

Feature stories from the winter 2005 issue

In addition to these feature stories, every issue of Alumni News magazine has news, sports, class notes, letters, arts reviews and essays.

Pages:NY  |  CA  |  FL  |  TX  |  IL  |  

Auto Accessories. We can supply the best quality Auto Accessories to you. Our price is competitive and we take responsibility to any quality uncertainty. Most of our goods are CE and FCC approved. Our qualified employees will do their utmost to supply you with our high-quality goods and service. Most of our goods are CE and FCC approved.

	Dividing Lines The high-stakes promise of stem-cell research by Paul Evans Stem cells may hold the key to replacing diseased organs, reversing paralysis and curing Alzheimer's. But do the days-old human embryos from which they are derived have eternal souls? U.Va. voices join the national debate. Full Story
	The Presidential Recordings of LBJ The Oval Office "with the bark off" by Margaret Edwards Previously secret tapes, painstakingly reviewed by U.Va. scholars, offer glimpses behind the White House curtain. Here, Johnson expresses his views on civil rights, frustrations with Congress--and his intent to appoint a Hollywood actress as ambassador to Finland. Full Story
	Head Grounds Keeper David Neuman inherits Jefferson's vision For the University architect, maintaining Thomas Jefferson's legacy goes well beyond designing buildings with white columns and red bricks. It's all about preserving the ideals of the Academical Village. Full Story
	All In Eric Froelich's winning hand by Dick Anderson Eric Froelich took leave from the University and enrolled in the school of hard knocks. After making it big on the professional poker circuit, he sees value in both types of education. Full Story
	A Closer Tie Enhanced programs to benefit alumni A new partnership between the U.Va. Alumni Association and the University will lead to better offerings for alumni--and bring them closer to their alma mater. Full Story