When Hurricane Camille hit Nelson County on the night of Aug. 19-20, 1969, UVA student volunteers from a fledgling Madison House sprang into action.
Students and educators, from kindergartners through college seniors, are headed back to school this month, and UVA’s Curry School of Education and Human Development offers abundant resources to promote educational success.
Years after UVA’s Dr. Thomas Platts-Mills discovered the link between tick bites and a meat allergy, another UVA scientist and his team are getting closer to understanding the underlying biochemistry.
Adriana Allen and Nick Smith, co-chairs of the residence staff program through Housing and Residence Life, offer tips and tricks to make students’ move-in days flawless.
Keane, a 2005 alumna of UVA’s Creative Writing Program, won “The Tonight Show” summer reading contest with her third novel, “Ask Again, Yes,” and appeared on the show last Thursday.
The second annual #TranscribeBond event to digitize the papers of the late civil rights activist Julian Bond drew many people who participated last year, and also some newcomers. Bond, who died in 2015, left his documents to UVA.
At UVA’s Miller Center, Gail Hyder Wiley helps capture and preserve the oral histories of some of the nation’s most notable figures. In Charlottesville, she helps to organize rides to the polls, welcome immigrant families and fight racism.
The ACC Network, which launches Aug. 22, is producing a documentary on the UVA basketball team’s journey to the 2019 NCAA championship. But as of now, Wahoo fans might have a hard time finding it on TV.