A husband and wife with five kids in the house are managing a chaotic family schedule while both pursue degrees through the School of Continuing and Professional Studies. If they can do it, Robert Edmonds says, anyone can.
Chief Student Affairs Officer and Dean of Students Robyn Hadley gives a glimpse into student life, wellness and the road ahead as UVA prepares for the fall semester.
The findings suggest that factory-calibrated blood glucose monitors could offer an important tool for patients on dialysis and those suffering end-stage renal disease.
The President and Provost’s Fund for Institutionally Related Research made its third annual round of awards in an effort to support faculty research that shows potential to benefit the University community.
As Alderman Library continues undergoing a major renovation and addition, UVA photographer Sanjay Suchak captured some glimpses of the range of work happening outside and in.
A UVA professor’s long-standing love for the Bible has led her to authorship of an audio book that explores intriguing questions about the sacred text.
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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.
In addition to receiving full tuition and fees, each will have an opportunity to take part in the Ridley Scholar Experience, an array of enrichment programs that includes foreign travel and career networking.
In the UVA Licensing & Ventures Group’s internship program, students learn about the process of taking early-stage technologies from the lab to the marketplace.
Newly published research shows that by facilitating small-group discussions, Hoos Connected helps students learn more about themselves and others and thrive.
The collections, which span a millennium from the ninth to the 19th centuries, comprise more than 500 items, including scrolls, wood blocks, calligraphic materials and rare books.
Nana Boateng’s efforts to get to UVA during the pandemic paid off: She received the prestigious Henfield Prize in fiction last month, with the judge writing, “This text left its fingerprints all over my heart.”
