Robert Ruff’s previous support of the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers and his backing for the subsequent programming for that space was a precursor to his current gift.
The University bestowed its highest awards for excellence in scholarship and excellence in service upon two faculty members.
UVA looks back to Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to the University in 1976, her love of corgis and the Lawn’s magnetic draw of the low-riding, butt-wiggling creatures.
Nana Boateng’s efforts to get to UVA during the pandemic paid off: She received the prestigious Henfield Prize in fiction last month, with the judge writing, “This text left its fingerprints all over my heart.”
UVA baseball postseason hero Kenny Towns relives his top NCAA Tournament moments as his alma mater tries for a sixth trip to the College World Series.
A UVA professor who helped create red flag laws after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre says more states need to adopt them, and consider new laws as well, to address school shootings.
An engineering student uses a rare opportunity to publish a paper, and explores the environmental impact of all the discarded internet-connected gadgets.
Award-winning research from Darden is showing online retailers when customers will trust computer-generated product suggestions, and when the algorithm is a waste of the company’s money.