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A UVA Darden School of Business expert explains how changes in the bond market can affect mortgages, credit cards and investments.

The Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service’s revised prediction for the rest of 2026 is a little less gloomy than it was in May.

A series of Miller Center of Public Affairs talks and other University events are marking the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

Hoos are helping support Central Virginia adults with autism who have aged out of traditional services.

Caring professors and a strong sense of UVA community help this School of Professional and Continuing Studies student reach her goals.

A UVA expert explains how Homer’s “The Odyssey” remains relevant in a movie world of Avengers, X-Men and spider-bitten youth.

But the count will still hit 370 million by 2050, says the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.

Pat Oliphant, whose sketches earned a Pulitzer Prize and disdain from his targets, donated his work to UVA in 2018. Oliphant died this week.

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.