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.
Northridge Medical Park is conveniently located 2 miles west of Charlottesville on Route 250 (Ivy Road). Northridge houses a variety of speciality clinics and practices.
A hub for translational research, outpatient care, and inpatient rehabilitation; many specialty clinics are located in the five medical buildings located just off I-64, south of Grounds.
Outpatient Surgery Center is a facility that provides a specialized environment where adults and children can have surgery, then recover at home on the same day. The registration desk located on the second floor of the Battle Building.
The Lee Street Garage is the most convenient parking for appointments at the University Hospital, Emergency Department, Primary Care Center, West Complex, and Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center.
This garage provides the most convenient parking for appointments at the Jefferson Park Avenue Medical Office Building and the Battle Building at UVA Children's Hospital.
Once serving as UVA’s inpatient facility, the eight-story West Complex, now houses several outpatient clinics. These include the Behavioral Medicine Center, Eye Clinic, General Neurosurgery Clinic, Kidney Center Clinic, amongst many others.
University Hospital is the hub of UVA Health. Offering state-of-the art inpatient and outpatient care facilities, laboratories and clinics, the hospital is consistently ranked as one of the region's and nation's top hospitals.
The 70-bed, Level 1 trauma center Emergency Department features a separate space for pediatric and adult patients, a chest pain center, dedicated space for mental health services and is supported by a poison control center.
Located on a quiet street, just blocks from the University of Virginia Medical Center, Ronald McDonald House Charities Charlottesville offers families a refuge, a place where they can find comfort, as they face ...
Among the most notable landmarks on the Grounds is the brightly painted Beta Bridge, which crosses over the C&O railroad tracks near the Fralin Museum of Art.
Virginia Festival of the Book brings together writers and readers to promote and celebrate books, reading, literacy, and literary culture. Held at various locations at UVA and around Charlottesville.
The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia contains over 14,000 art objects. The museum encourages academic research and scholarship by engaging with the collection and providing virtual access to digital resources.
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The Virginia Film Festival celebrates the magic of the movies and bringing actors, directors, writers and audiences together. The festival is held over a five-day period and is a celebration of the art of film.
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.