The main library’s historic building, which opened in 1938, is undergoing a major renovation; the “new” stacks, added in the 1960s, plus the old stacks, were removed and are being replaced with a modern new addition.
You’re at a conference and meeting a bunch of new people. You think to yourself, ‘Shoot, what was his name?’ This professor of psychology has a hack to help with name recall.
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.
Dubbed “the most insightful clinical investigator of allergic diseases of his generation,” Dr. Thomas Platts-Mills famously discovered a red meat allergy associated with lone star ticks, and linked dust mite allergens to asthma. He’s not done yet.
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.
UVA kicked off a new partnership with StoryCorps on Wednesday, making it the first academic partner in the audio nonprofit’s efforts to bridge political and social divides through its “One Small Step” project.
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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.
Wednesday’s first installment of the student-centered luncheon series, launched by the Office of the President, brought together graduate and undergraduate students for a lively and probing discussion.
To complete his dissertion, Perrin Godbold hopes to get a glimpse of what happens in chemical reactions in hydrogen fuel production, CO2 reduction to fuels, and biomass conversion.
Third-year students Delaney Stone and Addie Wood were just looking for something fun to do when they began playing pickleball last fall. Now they help lead a club with more than 300 members.
Jesse McCain and Ivana Brancaccio founded the group, saying there is a misperception that graduate students outgrow the challenges of being the first in their families to go to college.
The 34th annual Virginia Film Festival, led by UVA and its offices of the Provost and Vice Provost for the Arts, will screen more than 85 films Oct. 27-31.
