A week of events helped the University celebrate 200 years of classes on Grounds.
How a transfer UVA student turned a winless team into a championship contender – and gained appreciation for Charlottesville along the way.
Dr. Patrick Jackson, a UVA infectious disease expert, warns declining vaccination rates could lead to more outbreaks.
The University uses several types of messages to inform Hoos of safety concerns that may impact them on Grounds.
With an $80,000 grant from the Jefferson Trust, UVA professor Alisa Bahl’s clinic supports children with disruptive behavior concerns.
William Dozier, a 2018 alumnus, is challenging lapsed readers to try these five books.
Nicole R. Hall will transition into her new role as senior associate vice president for student affairs later this month.
A small group of students and professors were part of the first classes on Grounds March 7, 1825.