Dr. Mitchell Rosner, chair of UVA’s Department of Medicine, says several things have contributed to our culture’s obsession with drinking lots of water, starting with lab studies done in 1969.
Bonnie, a UVA law professor, served on a national commission that recommended decriminalizing marijuana in the 1970s – a vision now taking shape in Virginia today.
People are focused on the external world and don’t enjoy spending much time alone thinking, according to a new study led by U.Va. psychologist Timothy Wilson and published in the journal Science.
Writing for The Conversation, UVA pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Debbie-Ann Shirley answers some of the most common questions about COVID-19 vaccination for adolescents.
UVA expects faculty and staff to be vaccinated as soon as possible. Those who are not will be required to get a weekly test to help guard against the COVID-19 virus.
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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.
Our University photographers capture so many facets of life on Grounds, from historic events in the life of the University to the many small, everyday moments that make UVA unique. This series shares some of their most indelible images and the stories behind them.
Engineer Anna Cerf will continue her research in urban water management, waste management, hydrochemistry and environmental microbiology as a Rotary Scholar in Germany.
The Community Solutions Clinic will begin work in the fall, pairing law students with UVA Equity Center fellows working on projects to reduce racial and socioeconomic inequality.
On the heels of UVA being ranked the 11th-best college in the nation for LGBTQ+ students, the center is gearing up for its first in-person events since last March.
On April 1, the Cavaliers were 11-14 overall and just 4-12 in ACC play. They rallied all the way to the College World Series, ending their season early Friday after giving fans plenty of thrills.
On Thursday, the Virginia Film Festival will screen “When My Time Comes,” in which Rehm explores the fight around medical aid in dying and her own experience with her late husband, John.
