What We've Learned: Looking Back at a Pandemic Semester

At the beginning of the fall semester this year, questions were much more abundant than answers. The University of Virginia had just come through an unprecedented spring, shifting courses online in about eight days in March as the COVID-19 pandemic hit and normal operations ground to a halt around the world. Even as the spring semester wrapped up, however, University leaders were turning their attention to planning for the fall, carefully ramping up research again and bringing some students back to Grounds. Read more.