Artificial intelligence has some well-documented flaws. UVA researchers are working to fix them.

The Karsh Institute of Democracy’s One Small Step project highlights the connective power of conversations.

As UVA began its third century, its leaders shared a new strategic vision for the next decade and beyond. Three years and one global pandemic later, we check in on how the plan is progressing.

A husband and wife with five kids in the house are managing a chaotic family schedule while both pursue degrees through the School of Continuing and Professional Studies. If they can do it, Robert Edmonds says, anyone can.

Carla Hallman is an Army Reserve veteran, a community leader, a human resources professional, a mom and, soon, a graduate of UVA’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

Third-year student Sydney Roberts joined physics professor Craig Dukes on a journey to ancient Maya temples, part of a project to map ancient pyramids in unprecedented detail.

The curriculum dovetails with the Amazon Web Services certification process and is taught by professionals who currently work in cloud computing.

Coloring a genderless product like a razor pink does not necessarily make it more appealing to women, a UVA marketing professor and colleagues found.

More than 6,000 UVA students voted on the proposal to change Article II of the Honor Committee Constitution.

The proposal would change UVA’s longstanding penalty for honor violations from expulsion to a two-semester suspension.