The work of UVA masons blends seamlessly into the University’s historic buildings, preserving brick, stone and plaster so carefully that repairs disappear into the original craftsmanship.
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Welcome to the newly named "Ramon W. Breeden Athletic Grounds", home of the Harrison Family Olympic Sports Center and Molly and Robert Hardie Football Operations Center 💐🏟️
#GoHoos
UVA’s Board of Visitors gave final approval for the design of the School of Data Science Entrepreneurship Building.
The building will serve both @uvadatascience and the University’s growing entrepreneurship initiatives. When completed, the Entrepreneurship Building will include classrooms, offices, conference space and an “entrepreneurship hub.”
The board also approved a final, three-phase plan to remove hulking concrete coal silos and other coal-related machinery at the Main Heating Plant. In its place, the University will construct a 110,000-gallon fuel oil storage tank, tucked out of view, as a backup.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/rBHRIS8Wfz.
The Lawn requires a great deal of care and preparation before Final Exercises. @UVAFM is busy this time of year making those preparations.
“The Lawn is both the University’s front yard, what people want to see the most, and it’s the backyard, where all the fun happens.” https://t.co/A5dSBxaC38
On Founder’s Day, UVA has a tradition of planting a tree to honor those who have made significant and lasting contributions to the Grounds.
Dick Minturn, who retired from the University in 2024 and died in 2025, had been a @UVAFM project manager and then a senior academic facility planner in the provost’s office at the University. A legacy sugar maple tree was planted outside one of his favorite places, @UVALibrary.
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BY THE NUMBERS: 500+ staff members; 17,000+ hours; & 38+ miles of walkways cleared during the first week following the late January storm. Read more about UVA FM's support of this challenging storm https://t.co/EBLdCwBx9N
THANK YOU for your patience as our staff members work hard to clear @UVA roadways & walkways❄️Report areas needing urgent attention to the UVA FM Customer Support Center: 434-924-1777 or [email protected]@UVAPolice@UVASafety
For more than 35 years, @UVAFM employees have gathered toys for the Charlottesville Toy Lift. This year, they contributed 189 toys, three bicycles and $140 in cash. https://t.co/Nt7nbKqt4e
In a ceremony Monday, 100 University leaders, faculty, staff and supporters marked the “topping off” of the Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology, signifying the end of vertical construction. https://t.co/vTus5t9RBq
Lois Stanley, a Virginia native who has supervised major planning, operations and capital projects at several universities, will report to Grounds Aug. 18.
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Abby Tanner, assistant director for project management with Capital Construction & Renovation’s UVA Health team, has explored a variety of career paths—including working part-time as an equine professional.
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Trades apprentice Sayed Jalal moved to the United States from Afghanistan in 2021, just three years before he joined @uvaapprentice in 2024.
To learn more about his journey to the program, read the fully story at https://t.co/zZB2OY1qD0
One of Facilities Management's longest-serving employees, John Sauer, will retire this May after 50 years with the Landscape department. Sauer has worked all over Grounds — from serving as gardener of the president's home at Carr's Hill to Brown College.
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Today, we celebrate Founder’s Day, marking the 282nd anniversary of Thomas Jefferson’s birth on April 13, 1743. Jefferson, who authored the Declaration of Independence and who was the nation’s third president, founded UVA in 1819.
Visit the link for a full itinerary of events: https://t.co/5qlZZyuknK