Distrust, disbelief and widening political divisions between and within America’s political parties are among issues cited in polls.

The first delegates in the presidential nominating process will be awarded Monday in Iowa’s GOP caucuses. Here’s what to look for.

History shows justices occasionally part ways with the presidents who appointed them when it comes to interpreting the law.

UVA architecture students traveled to Washington, D.C., to present officials with recommendations for rebuilding a Ukrainian city.

Every picture tells a story when UVA Today’s photographers are on an assignment.

Students hope the trees and shrubs they planted will have a positive impact on UVA’s environment.

Using nature as a guide, researchers hope to keep the Chesapeake Bay healthy and develop techniques for use elsewhere.

Dec. 6 is the deadline to bid on wreaths with themes ranging from Taylor Swift to “Star Wars” to festive femurs, plus more traditional offerings.

At a time when nuclear fears were at a fever pitch, declassified files reveal some of the extreme measures the U.S. considered to stop communism.

The Public Service Pathways program connects to a bedrock mission of the University: fostering citizen-leaders.