Staff members at the University of Virginia Law Library annually capture the Alumni in the News collection from the Internet.

The University of Virginia School of Law maintains the "Alumni in the News" resource on its website. It lists and provides links to articles, videos, and other media highlighting the work of the School's alumns. The links generally point to media produced by outlets outside of the University of Virginia, including newspapers, blogs, and television news networks.

Individuals using the archive can filter this resource by year. Whenever possible, archivists at the University of Virginia have tried to capture and preserve the media linked to Alumni in the News. However, many of these items could not be captured and preserved either because they were behind a paywall or they were no longer made available online by their hosts.

Staff members at the University of Virginia Law Library annually capture the Faculty in the News resource from the Internet.

The University of Virginia School of Law maintains the "Faculty in the News" resource on its website. It lists and provides links to articles, videos, and other media highlighting the work of the School's faculty. The links generally point to media produced by outlets outside of the University of Virginia, including newspapers, blogs, and television news networks.

The search and filter tools that were features in the original resource were not archived. Also, archivists did not capture and preserve the external media linked to this resource.

Staff members at the University of Virginia Law Library annually capture the News Archive from the Internet.

The University of Virginia School of Law maintains a public archive of news articles on its website that documents and promotes the School's work. It largely consists of stories authored by the School of Law's Communications and Media Relations department. They cover a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, faculty research, student life, major events, alumni/alumnae activities, accolades, curricular developments, and significant policy changes.

The School of Law's Communications and Media Relations department added features to the archive that facilitate research. Individuals using the archive can filter articles by either year or topic. This resource does not include sound recordings and videos that originally were linked to the news archive. Researchers can access copies of these materials in the School of Law's related Video and Audio Archive.

Staff members at the University of Virginia Law Library annually capture the Video and Audio Archive from the Internet.

The University of Virginia School of Law maintains a public archive of videos and audio recordings on its website that documents and promotes the School's work. The archive includes recordings of interviews, lectures, commencement celebrations, and significant events. Also, it links to podcast recordings and promotional videos created by staff and faculty affiliated with the School of Law.

The recordings in this archive were originally hosted on various online platforms, including YouTube and SoundCloud. However, researchers can access the recordings locally without using these platforms.

The School of Law's Communications and Media Relations Department added features to the archive that facilitate access and research. The department included brief descriptions of most of the recordings in the archive and sometimes provided copies of recording transcripts. The University of Virginia Law Library did not capture the topical filters in the original archive, and that feature does not work in the materials described here.

Archivists at the University of Virginia Law Library divided the Online Video and Audio Archive into smaller annual collections of recordings, except from 2006 to 2009. They made these divisions to facilitate preservation and access.