As a scholar of American literature, Stephen Cushman helps put Hemingway in a larger context in the upcoming PBS documentary.

When Nomi Dave got her dream job with the United Nations, little did she know it would lead to a path very different than she had imagined. After working in Guinea, she became a researcher on expressions of the human voice.

John T. Casteen III has been teaching for about 10 years since he stepped down from the UVA presidency, and remains enthusiastic about studying the past while pondering the future.

Weber, who researched cancer cell signaling and directed the UVA Cancer Center, died Feb. 11 of pancreatic cancer.

How can courses with community engagement continue when students are not supposed to be out in the community due to the coronavirus? It’s not easy, but not impossible.

The Criterion Collection, which promotes important classic and contemporary films, is showing several of UVA’s “Black Fire” films about Black student life on Grounds from the 1960s through the present.

Among her recent accolades, Dove was named a “trailblazer” by the U.S. State Department, one of five African American women it recognized during Black History Month.

Although this photo depicts a study in demolition, much of the historic Alderman Library building will be retained for renovations, scheduled to begin this spring.

The Carter G. Woodson Institute for African American and African Studies and other departments are responsible for two new recent graduate programs, one that focuses on Caribbean culture and a separate one on Africana studies.

Hillman will talk about the qualities used in reading and writing poetry that “can help us live.”