In Virginia, two-thirds of the publicly funded child care sites reported turning families away due to staffing problems, and nearly half said they closed classrooms.

Four programs in the School of Education and Human Development rank among the top 11 in the nation. The Engineering School’s civil engineering program moved up one spot to No. 4.

A lurching, comedic walking style, made famous by Monty Python’s comedy troupe, could have real health benefits.

The annual rankings identify 200 university-based faculty members with the most influence on education practice and policy.

UVA researchers are studying how college prep programs help students succeed by developing their “learning mindset.”

A UVA doctoral student has invented a way to streamline the baseline assessment athletes need every year to later see if they’ve suffered concussions.

An increasing number of preschool students are being suspended or expelled, especially Black boys. UVA researchers are examining why – and how to fix the system.

After years of debate, the FDA will allow hearing aids to be sold over-the-counter. That’s a good thing for the millions of adults who suffer some level of hearing loss, say UVA audiologists, but OTC devices are not for everybody.

A socially conscious student, Christopher Mathis is adding a Ph.D. in higher education to his law degree in the interest of systemic fairness.

The computer-based simulator provides hours of meaningful practice for UVA students training for a variety of professions in education and human development.