Maurie McInnis, JS '88, writes about the role of slavery at the University in the current issue of Virginia Magazine

June 10, 2016

In an article penned for Virginia Magazine, Maurie McInnis, JS ‘88, reflects on how her perception of the Academical Village has evolved over time. Read the article here.

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Maurie McInnis

Scholar alumna delivers diabetes advice and support directly to patients' fingertips

Susan Blank, JS '95, is changing the way diabetes patients receive care through an innovative new startup

August 13, 2019

A new approach to understanding autism

Professor funded by the Foundation sheds light on how autism affects boys and girls differently

August 13, 2019

Exploring the science and lived experience of autism

Allison Rogge, JS '19, works with faculty and students to better understand what it means to live with autism

July 1, 2019

Exploring the social histories of the pavilion gardens in U.Va.'s Academical Village

Sophia McCrimmon, JS '21, receives a reasearch grant from the William R. Kenan Jr. Endowment Fund

May 29, 2019

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Maurie McInnis, JS '88, writes about the role of slavery at the University in the current issue of Virginia Magazine

Maurie McInnis

Scholar alumna delivers diabetes advice and support directly to patients' fingertips

A new approach to understanding autism

Exploring the science and lived experience of autism

Exploring the social histories of the pavilion gardens in U.Va.'s Academical Village

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