On April 10, the University of Virginia dedicated the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers. It ensures that the hidden lives of enslaved laborers will now be publicly remembered for their importance to the University.
As the world remembers the U.K.’s Prince Philip, look back at his 1976 visit to UVA and Monticello alongside Queen Elizabeth.
In the wake of George Floyd’s killing, UVA students Milania Harris and Zahra Alisa started Advocates for Medical Equality to confront the history of discrimination in health care.
You know sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell – but do you know about interoception, your body’s internal “sixth sense”?
The program provides seed funding for research involving three UVA faculty members – at least two of whom must be from different academic disciplines.
In the wake of George Floyd’s killing, UVA students Milania Harris and Zahra Alisa started Advocates for Medical Equality to confront the history of discrimination in health care.
A new partnership between the School of Education and Human Development and students at the UVA School of Law supports educational leaders as they work to connect their efforts to larger policy initiatives and current research.
Saturday’s virtual dedication ceremony, postponed for a year due to COVID-19, will feature members of the UVA and local community, descendants of the enslaved and others who’ve supported this project.