The 15-credit interdisciplinary minor will be taught by faculty of various backgrounds, areas of research expertise and teaching interests from schools across Grounds.
The scholarship program, made possible by an anonymous gift and matching UVA funds, creates new opportunities for students who wish to transfer from PVCC to UVA.
For the last 20 years, the family of UVA student Lexy Sjurseth has been honoring 9/11 victims with a motorcycle ride that has raised nearly a half-million dollars for scholarships.
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.
UVA's Dr. Jeffrey Elias, who pioneered the use of high-intensity soundwaves to treat tremor and Parkinson’s disease, has now set his sights on erasing chronic pain.
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.
What if we had a vaccine that would work for any COVID-19 variants that might pop up – and even for some coronaviruses that cause the common cold? UVA and Virginia Tech scientists are working on it.
Looking back on their time on Grounds, five 'Hoos tell us the one course that stands above the rest – and why you should take it too.
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Through her work directing the Office of African-American Affairs’ Peer Advisor Program, she has “built stairways” for UVA students, leading to a sense of shared achievement.
“It’s the right time for all of us to become excited about the future and to begin to imagine and create that future,” UVA Health CEO Dr. K. Craig Kent said.
Described as “one of America’s most important voices in preserving historic landscapes,” Bates recently appeared on Netflix’s “High on the Hog,” one of many ways she is spreading the word about African American history.
Based on knowledge gained in a media studies course that she took as an undergraduate, alumna Caky Winsett has written a play, “Watch Me,” that debuts Monday in New York City.
