University of Virginia Press

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The University of Virginia Press (or UVaP), founded in 1963, is a university press that is part of the University of Virginia.

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ACADEMICS Schools: School of Architecture · Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy · College of Arts & Sciences · School of Continuing and Professional Studies · Darden Graduate School of Business Administration · McIntire School of Commerce · Curry School of Education · School of Engineering and Applied Science · School of Law · School of Medicine · School of Nursing · College at Wise · US Army Judge Advocate General’s School Programs: Jefferson Scholars · Echols Scholars · Rodman Scholars Research: Association of American Universities · Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy · Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities · Japanese Text Initiative · Universitas 21 · Mid Atlantic Terascale Partnership · Flexible Extensible Digital Object Repository Architecture · Applied Research in Patacriticism · Networked Infrastructure for Nineteenth-Century Electronic Scholarship · Legion · Mentat · Real-Time Cmix Research publications: Virginia Law Review · Virginia Journal of International Law · Journal of Law and Politics Scholarships: Jefferson Scholars Miscellaneous: Honor code · Virginia Standards of Conduct · University Judiciary Committee · Rare Book School · Semester at Sea · Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service · University of Virginia Demographics and Workforce Group · Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership · Miller Center of Public Affairs · University of Virginia Center for Politics · Sabato's Crystal Ball

ATHLETICS ACC · Virginia Cavaliers · Virginia Pep Band · Cavalier Marching Band · theSabre · Wahoos · The Good Old Song · The Cavalier Song Teams: Baseball · Men's basketball · Football · Men's lacrosse · Men's soccer Rivalries: Virginia – Virginia Tech rivalry · South's Oldest Rivalry · Maryland–Virginia rivalry · Commonwealth Cup · Jefferson-Eppes Trophy Current Facilities: Aquatics and Fitness Center · Birdwood Golf Course · Davenport Field · John Paul Jones Arena · Klöckner Stadium · Lake Monticello · Lannigan Track · Memorial Gym · Panorama Farms · The Park · Scott Stadium · Sheridan Snyder Tennis Center · Turf Field Past Facilities: University Hall

GROUNDS The Lawn · The Range · The Rotunda · The Corner · Charlottesville · Fan Mountain Observatory · Hereford College · Jefferson Hall · McCormick Observatory · Rugby Road

STUDENT LIFE Publications: The Cavalier Daily · Corks & Curls · The Declaration · Meridian · The Hedgehog Review · University of Virginia Press · Virginia Law Weekly · Virginia Quarterly Review · The Yellow Journal Online Webcasts: CAV-TV · The Hoos News Show Debating Societies: Jefferson Literary and Debating Society · Washington Literary Society and Debating Union Performing Arts: The Academical Village People · Hullabahoos · Virginia Glee Club · Virginia Gentlemen · The Virginia Belles · Sil'hooettes · Other Residential Colleges: Brown College at Monroe Hill · Hereford College · International Residential College First Year Living Area: Alderman Road · McCormick Road Secret Societies: IMP Society · Seven Society · Z Society · Other

PEOPLE Notable Alumni · University Presidents Thomas Jefferson · James Madison · James Monroe · Woodrow Wilson · Robert F. Kennedy · Edgar Allan Poe · Georgia O'Keeffe · Javier Solana · Paul Tudor Jones · Katie Couric · Tiki Barber · Ronde Barber · Ralph Sampson · Larry Sabato · Dawn Staley · Claudio Reyna · Tina Fey

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