Portrait of UVA alumna Linsey Davis holding her son, with The Rotunda and UVA Lawn in the background.
University News
Preparation and Prayer: This Hoo Is Ready for the Presidential Debate
ABC News anchor and UVA alumna Linsey Davis is a Hoo on the news and co-moderator of Tuesday’s presidential debate.
UVA architecture student Cole Rozwadowski’s pen draws an illustration of the Rotunda on a coffeehouse napkin.
Student Experience
Hoos Ready To Put Their Ideas on a Napkin
UVA architecture students and Sketch@UVA invite others to draw on their art in an annual benefit.
Candid portrait of President Jim Ryan with other panel members, including the heads of the University of Michigan, Harvey Mudd College, and Arizona State University.
University News
President Ryan and Friends Discuss the Future of Education
Ryan moderated a panel of university presidents to discuss the future of education and how universities are adapting.
Illustration of someone using their phone during work, presumably reading fake news.
Research & Discovery
Research Finds Gen Z, Millennials More Vulnerable to Fake News
Professor Hudson Golino helped make a misinformation susceptibility test. Young people fared worse than older folks. Try our quiz.
Portrait of the Homer statue viewed from behind, with the Rotunda in the background.
University News
So Hoos Asking: What’s the Deal With Grounds Tours?
Changes in who will lead tours of Grounds have sparked some questions. We have answers.
Illustration of two birds hitching a ride on the roof of a car heading to Charlottesville
Research & Discovery
Fall Migration: Songbirds and Students Return to the Nest
As students flocked toward Grounds, birds began to migrate south for the winter. UVA Today spoke with two Virginia-based bird experts about what’s happening around us.
An illustration of two hands holding and picking up a building written ticket.
Business & Government
Looking for Taylor Swift Tickets? Resellers Are Going Legit
Once ruled by shady scalpers, ticket resales are now a technology-driven part of the entertainment industry.
Illustration of a red giant transferring hydrogen to an orbiting white dwarf star.
Research & Discovery
Blaze Star, if it Flares, Will Be Clearly Visible
UVA astronomer Ed Murphy questions a potential celestial event: Will the Blaze Star flare up soon, as some have predicted?