People seem to love to adapt “Pride and Prejudice” into all sorts of genres, from children’s books to zombie movies. Cristina Griffin is teaching Jane Austen’s novel and some more serious adaptations.
Janet Napolitano and Michael Chertoff hail from different parties, but they agree that a delayed presidential transition is a grave security threat. Here’s what they had to say in a Friday webinar.
Based on a discovery by UVA researchers last year, new findings suggest the drug fluvoxamine may stop COVID symptoms from worsening.
Scientists at UVA urge more study before considering human testing of the small-molecule drug originally developed to fight cancer.
Research into hypersonic travel is soaring again in the United States, and UVA Engineering is contributing historic expertise.
The virtual show will be streamed Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. and, as in years past, will be capped with a fantastical light show set to coursing music. All are invited to join the livestream of the program.
With fewer than two weeks of in-person instruction remaining, UVA President Jim Ryan and co-host Nia Augustine review precautions, reflect on Veterans Day and check in with a local food pantry.
UVA alumni Collin Waldoch, Nick Jones and Ryan Allen are the founders of Water Cooler Trivia, a company that creates weekly trivia contests specifically for businesses.