Researcher Hamilton Lombard says the boundaries between public and private life will not return to past norms once the pandemic ends.
Camille Favero, the first Darden Focused Ultrasound Fellow, will work for the foundation, where new therapeutic technology is transforming treatment of conditions like Parkinson’s tremor or breast cancer.
The three-part “Dismantling Democracy” series examines democracies and threats to democracies around the world, with interviews with politicians, journalists, faculty and more. Part two airs tonight in Virginia.
An infectious diseases specialist discusses vaccine development in the midst of this pandemic.
Targeting the essential process could offer a new way to treat cancer.
The Associate Dean of Undergraduate Admission retired Sep. 1 after 22 years at UVA. The auditorium in Peabody Hall will be named in Gregory’s honor.
The budget for the fiscal year that began July 1 now totals $3.76 billion, revised down by 2.3% versus the blueprint approved in June.
The changes include renaming a school, contextualizing Jefferson’s statue, removing the George Rogers Clark statue, rededicating or removing the Whispering Wall and renaming a Law School building.