UVA Engineering students with dashed summer plans are now teaching STEM classes to local children on topics ranging from Harry Potter to crime scene forensics.
Dismayed at what she thought were exorbitant costs to have some posters framed, alumna Susan Tynan started Framebridge in 2014.
Quantum computers are still in their infancy, but UVA researchers have developed an algorithm to classify genomic data and help researchers sort through the vast amount of data required for genetic research.
Ridley, the first Black student to graduate from UVA in 1953 – just part of his illustrious career in higher education – garnered the respect of the University community, from deans to janitors.
Rising UVA second-year student Sabian Beyon and his brother Jeffrey are hand-sewing masks to give back to their community.
Colley, who came to Darden in 1967, was a beloved professor who earned some of the University’s highest honors. His obituary stated, “The two great loves of Mr. Colley’s life were family and the University of Virginia.”
The FAQ section of the “Return to Grounds” website is getting a lot of traffic as students, families, and faculty and staff members make plans for the fall. Here are answers to some of the most common questions.
Alumnus Matt Doughty has won championship rings with both the UVA baseball team and the Washington Nationals. He now works as an advanced scout for the Philadelphia Phillies.