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Three professors whose scholarship focuses on Haiti – Marlene Daut, Laurent Dubois and Robert Fatton – provide background and possible next steps for the country.

Scientist and Mormon historian Gregory A. Prince donated his collection of more than 10,000 books and other print materials on the Mormon religion to the UVA Library.

Rare, early printings of the declaration, plus signers’ letters about their historical legacy and military matters, are part of UVA’s permanent exhibit, “Declaring Independence: Creating and Recreating America’s Document.”

Published in the past few months or coming out over the summer, these new books by UVA faculty and alumni cover a range of tastes and topics in fiction and nonfiction.

UVA’s Division for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is spreading the word about events and resources for Juneteenth, the June 19 holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S.

UVA is one of five universities nationwide to offer an annual $10,000 Henfield Prize in fiction for an unpublished story, open to its graduate writing students.

The top awards for faculty and staff at UVA, the Thomas Jefferson Awards honor four recipients this year: Dr. William Petri and Dennis Proffitt for scholarship, and Colette Sheehy and Carl Zeithaml for service.

These professors showed amazing skills, compassion and creativity in keeping everyone involved in virtual classes and relating their subject material to what was going on in daily life.

Studying the history of writing on Grounds and participating in a culture of writing led a group of students to feel a strong sense of belonging at UVA.

Madeleine Peterson, Rain Sabin and Christine Siu devoted their distinguished major theses in sociology to COVID-19.