The Memorial to Enslaved Laborers acknowledges those enslaved African Americans who built and worked at the University of Virginia. The memorial stands east of Brooks Hall and the Rotunda near The Corner.

The UVA Department of Drama is home to a state-of-the-art theatre complex, which includes the Culbreth, Helms, and Ruth Caplin Theatres.

Old Cabell Hall Auditorium at UVA hosts more than 200 public performances and events each year ranging from musical performances to visiting speakers.

The UVA Arts Box Office is located on the John and Betsy Casteen Arts Grounds, inside the UVA Drama Building. The UVA Arts Box Office is the consolidated and centralized box office, supporting the arts departments and programs.

The Music Department is the center of musical life at the University of Virginia and a vital part of the Charlottesville community. The Department offers students opportunities to study music performance, composition, and more.

The UVA Department of Drama prepares students to work in theatre by providing excellent training and interactions and fostering collaboration in coursework and productions.

UVA Alumni Hall is being reimagined as a modern gathering place for the University of Virginia community. Currently under construction, the new Alumni Hall is scheduled to reopen in spring 2027 with expanded, state-of-the-art spaces for mee

Find all things UVA here at the UVA Bookstore. Here they offer a notable range of items for students and visitors alike ranging from clothing, gifts, and books to computers.

This Gothic Revival-style Chapel situated on university grounds resides northeast of the Rotunda. The Chapel is currently used for weddings, memorial services, meetings, and special events.

Come visit the room of Edgar Allan Poe, one of the universities' earliest and most well-known students. Poe was purported to have slept in Room No. 13. In the West Range Rooms from February to December 1826.

Students and faculty live and learn within the Pavilions and rooms surrounding the perimeter of the Lawn. The Lawn, a grassy expanse between the Pavilions, remains a favorite spot for students and faculty to gather.

Newcomb Hall was specifically designed to serve as a hub for students' activities and a gathering place for the community. In 1958, Newcomb Hall was named after John Lloyd Newcomb, the institution's second president.

Peabody Hall houses the Office of the Dean of Students, Orientation & New Student Programs, and the Office of Undergraduate Admission, which assists undergraduate, transfer, and international applicants.

The Rotunda, designed by Jefferson himself, serves as the centerpiece of Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village and is the most recognizable landmark of the University of Virginia.