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Board gives final OK for 2 large projects that will alter Grounds’ landscape
One site will feature cutting-edge technology while the other is ditching technology more than a century old.
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Gov. Spanberger reappoints 4 members to UVA Board of Visitors
Jeri K. Seidman and Jackson B. Sleadd will serve as the board’s faculty and student representatives, respectively.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Can you wear sunscreen and still get enough vitamin D?
A UVA dermatologist shares how to protect your skin while staying healthy.
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UVA’s president outlines foundation for his leadership plan
Speaking to the Board of Visitors, Scott Beardsley detailed his initial ideas for a path forward for the state’s flagship university.
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$43 million gift to UVA enables community partnership for early childhood learning center
The center will offer children 5 and younger a head start in school and provide practical experience for UVA students and faculty.
Business & Government
What if gas prices stay high? UVA expert says costs could alter consumer habits
From family vacations to the vehicles we drive, expensive gas could spur economic changes.
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Soccer power broker traces his start to an ‘amazing’ UVA experience
Alumnus and decorated agent Lyle Yorks represents the Wahoo players competing in the upcoming World Cup.
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UVA grad student bikes from Montreal to NYC, making friends along the way
Over the eight-day trip, environmental scientist Jack Boyle stayed with numerous strangers, who turned out to be environmental workers themselves.
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