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Missing your Wahoo student? You’re not alone
UVA Today parent correspondent Jackie Brence shares how a family group chat and birthday brunches helped ease the transition.
Business & Government
UVA report: State’s economy will likely improve, despite job losses
The Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service’s revised prediction for the rest of 2026 is a little less gloomy than it was in May.
Discovery & Innovation
Is diet culture fueling a new wave of eating disorders?
A UVA Health expert explains why today’s renewed focus on thinness may put people at greater risk for eating disorders.
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Meet Sabre: ‘She literally runs through fire for me’
With more than 100 football players ready to charge the field with her, this bay mare knows when to stand still and when to fly.
Business & Government
Alumni’s buzzworthy ‘Leaping Wahoo’ clothing line returning to Grounds
When alumni-founded Howler Brothers first dropped its unique UVA take on hats and shirts, items quickly sold out. On Friday, Hoos get another chance.
Arts & Culture
New Fralin exhibitions explore the meanings of independence
The semiquincentennial exhibitions include international perspectives on Thomas Jefferson’s legacy.
Discovery & Innovation
Q&A: Could this discovery lead to a cure for glaucoma?
UVA researchers have identified a gene that contributes to glaucoma and could potentially be targeted as a treatment.
Arts & Culture
He was diagnosed with ALS. Now, he’s making his final film
UVA alumnus and award-winning filmmaker Chris Farina, known for “World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements,” is completing his final documentary, exploring death and dying.
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