Infectious diseases expert Dr. Bill Petri discusses the new, highly transmissible version of coronavirus spreading in South Africa and beyond.

Jack Hamilton, an associate professor of American studies and media studies and a Slate magazine pop critic, looks at the Beatles’ “absolutely seismic impact” on the American music scene.

Programming will also include several festive concerts for the UVA and local communities.

The president’s latest guest on “Inside UVA” is Andy Chambers, chair of the Honor Committee, who breaks down the role of the organization.

Jennifer “J.J.” Wagner Davis, the University’s executive vice president and chief operating officer, takes center stage in the fifth episode of President Jim Ryan’s podcast, “Inside UVA.”

Seven speakers were featured at the fourth annual “Double Take: Stories That Make You Think Twice” Thursday evening at a packed Carr’s Hill, UVA’s presidential home.

The outdoor show offers members of the UVA and local communities a fun, free way to experience art while remaining safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

An architecture professor’s new book presents a brand-new approach to urban design that puts mental health at the forefront.

Launched in 2018 during the inauguration of Jim Ryan as UVA’s ninth president, this year’s edition will feature seven students, faculty and staff members, and is free and open to the public.

Dr. William Petri, an expert in infectious diseases, says studies show mixing vaccines is safe and effective. The jury is still out on how often people will need booster shots against the coronavirus.