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Thomas Jefferson’s neoclassical stylings can be seen 250 years later in local, state and federal buildings across the country.

Just in time for the holiday weekend, a “heat dome” has settled over Grounds, Virginia and most of the Southeast.

The Shenandoah Valley lies within a geologic formation that extends across most of the U.S. and into Canada.

A UVA chemistry professor and the recently retired director of international studies each received the Thomas Jefferson Award.

Translating ideas to reality is part of the Design Discovery Youth Summer Program at the School of Architecture.

From family vacations to the vehicles we drive, expensive gas could spur economic changes.

A UVA expert explains what the deal means for consumers as well as data centers

From music services to discount soft drinks, forgotten or unused monthly subscriptions can lurk in bank accounts, draining finances.

A quarterly economic forecast from UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service sees the state’s economy slowing for the rest of 2026.

A UVA business expert breaks down the challenges of using gold and cryptocurrency for everyday purchases.