Retiring School of Education and Human Development Dean Bob Pianta’s career researching teacher-student interactions turned into a key to unlock effective teaching.
Dubbed “Giraffe,” UVA’s new software aids precision medicine by setting a reference point for what’s “normal” from one person to thousands.
UVA diplomacy expert Stephen Mull explores the effect of sanctions, America’s reluctance to enforce a no-fly zone over Ukraine, and the worry about a global conflict.
Gladis Griffith’s parents instilled a fierce belief in education that led all eight of their first-generation American children to higher education – and many of them to the front of classrooms.
Cancer immunotherapy works by weaponizing immune cells to perform what are, in essence, highly precise drone strikes on cancer cells.
The new framework guides investment of University funds more responsibly by evaluating the environmental and social impacts of future investment decisions.
Cantor’s knowledge extended beyond literature, and he used his expertise in popular culture, music and sports as gateways for his students to grasp complex theories and scholarship.
Fourth-year commerce student Lauren Hinton says that playing soccer has provided the ultimate test of prioritizing and balancing school and athletics.