Mary Kate Cary, a former presidential speechwriter and adjunct professor of politics, breaks down three of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s most powerful speeches – and another with King as the subject.
Thomas Rogers, now finishing up his MBA at Darden, talks “Six Shooters,” cybersecurity and the 3-pointer that nearly blew the roof off of John Paul Jones Arena.
The joyous occasion marked the 20th anniversary of the student-run event, which was founded to inspire unity and inclusion after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Families are gathering far and near to celebrate holiday cheer, but you are feeling glum? Follow these tips from UVA clinical psychologist Peter Sheras for a happier, healthier celebration.
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In this occasional essay series, faculty members explore some of their favorite words or phrases, from the meaning of “meme” to reflections on leadership, grief and more.
The UVA men’s water polo club recently reached the National Collegiate Club Championship for the second time in 42 years, capping its most successful season ever.
The Fralin Museum reopened after more than a year and a half, University Guides led in-person tours of Grounds, and intramural sports teams got back on the field.
In the popular course “How Things Work,” physics professor Chris Neu has developed “Physics Idol!,” a new method for students to demonstrate their learning, modeled after the popular performance competition TV show, “American Idol.”
Members of the UVA women’s soccer team recently led a seminar for middle school and high school girls and their parents called “Positive Body Image” at the Boar’s Head Resort.
The online exhibition showcases Papunya Tula artists, and the museum’s new book includes a contribution from comedian and actor Steve Martin, who collects Aboriginal art.
Art history major Ansleigh Graeff focuses on the 1980s to champion the work of three female painters whose work she thinks was overlooked by the art world.
