An Alderman Library chimney yields a supply of locally made, early 20th-century jumbo bricks that tell a story about the history of Charlottesville.
As the U.S. renews its commitment to the Paris Agreement, UVA’s Environmental Resilience Institute is stepping up to play a leading role in addressing a crisis of global proportions.
Their innovative approach to vaccine development could lead to a vaccine protecting against many coronaviruses, including existing and future strains of COVID-19.
Robert Pianta was elected alongside 21 other scholars who “are leading researchers and educators with wide-ranging expertise.”
UVA alumnus and Board of Visitors member John A. Griffin honored his mother with a gift to endow need-based scholarships for Commerce undergraduates and to support the school’s building campaign.
University public health officials increased the outdoor gathering limit to 25 people. The limit on indoor gatherings remains at six individuals, and all public health measures must still be observed.
Nate Scott, managing editor of USA Today’s “For the Win” sports news site and host of a true crime podcast, came to Darden through a fellowship focused on the future of media.
How do “The Muppets” and other popular shows from television history make us rethink generational influences? Assistant dean and media studies professor Shilpa Davé explains.