Ian Baucom and Eric Turkheimer are among the 252 new fellows in the 241st class announced by the academy Thursday afternoon.
Students must reserve Final Exercises tickets for themselves and up to two guests between Friday morning and May 2.
Students will learn through the rigors of research and creative inquiry, funded by the late David A. Harrison and his family, the Stull family and Patricia A. Wilson.
Law professor Kevin Cope argues that not only are governments legally permitted to provide vaccine passports, they may have a constitutional obligation to do so.
A gifted poet, Reed has extended his understanding and compassion into several areas of University life.
Vice Provost for Global Affairs Stephen Mull led the U.S. implementation of a nuclear deal President Trump jettisoned in 2018. He weighs in on the new talks among the Biden administration, Tehran and other partners.
Through internships at UVA’s Cooper Center, students Esther Eriksson von Allmen and Cassie Deering have created a podcast about the challenges that formerly incarcerated people face when they return to society.
This risky, promising form of government – democracy – actually could die out, Edmundson realized. “Whitman insists that we must not allow this to happen without a fight.”