Three UVA students were hungry for reliable information on how political issues, from police reform to the pandemic or upcoming elections, were affecting their rural part of Virginia. They decided to take up the mic.
New books from faculty and alumni range from novels in contemporary settings to genre-bending memoirs to studies of historical topics or politics.
UVA Law alumnus Frederick Beinecke recently stepped down after five years as president of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
In the growing field of environmental justice, assistant professor Kimberly Fields studies how government and community responses can make a difference in addressing issues of environmental inequality.
A UVA pilot study found that administering blood platelets faster posed no complications, which means kids with cancer can spend less time hooked to IV poles.
The new associate head coach for rowing is a 2008 UVA alumna, former rowing team captain and ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
UVA Engineering faculty members are leading a $3.2 million, multi-university study that could one day lead to better treatments for cystic fibrosis.
Even after controlling for factors like political affiliation, researchers found that high individualism offset state lockdown measures by 41%, and reduced COVID-related charitable giving by 48%.