Home : 19 April 2013
By Aurora Heller '15
News Editor
Last Friday, FBI Director Robert Mueller came to the Law School where he gave a talk entitled “The Way of Honor, the Light of Truth, and the Will to Work for Men: The UVA Legacy.” The events were part of the University’s Founders’ Day celebrations. The name of the talk referenced an inscription on an archway on University grounds that Mueller finds to be descriptive of important ideals necessary for success in the real world. Mueller graduated from the Law School in 1973 after earning a Masters from New York University and serving in the Marine Corps. He is the longest-serving FBI director since J. Edgar Hoover and has held the office during tumultuous times, starting his term exactly a week before the attacks of September 11, 2001.
19 April 2013 • Volume 65, Number 22 |
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