The standard for stroke care and breakthrough epilepsy research. A good start for NICU babies. Optimism around autism. Erasing tremors. Mapping unknown areas of the brain. UVA researchers are responsible for all that and more.

Professor emeritus and foreign affairs scholar Brantly Womack corrects common misconceptions about China’s geopolitical power and charts a course forward.

Myo Yan Naung Thein, who has spent decades trying to bring democracy to his home country, fled Myanmar in disguise after a military coup in February. Now he is at UVA, sharing his remarkable story with students.

University leaders believe the masking policy, combined with high vaccination rates in the UVA community, will help everyone to live, work and learn on Grounds this semester, safely and in person.

Three UVA foreign policy experts discuss the regional and global implications of a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan and how the U.S. might redirect its foreign policy resources after a 20-year war.

Joined by UVA Provost Liz Magill, Drs. Mitch Rosner and Costi Sifri took questions about the delta variant, breakthrough cases, booster shots and more.

As UVA returns to in-person classes and a more typical calendar of events, University leaders offered guidance about masking at large events and testing, isolation and quarantine procedures.

Approximately 96% of UVA students have confirmed that they are vaccinated against COVID-19, allowing the University to proceed with a much more normal semester while remaining careful about the virus.

Leaders answered questions about the temporary masking policy, high vaccination rates, in-person classes and activities and risks from the delta variant as students return to Grounds.

The American Rescue Plan funding focuses on students with the greatest financial need, including those who qualify for Pell Grants, and helps students who would otherwise have to borrow to cover health insurance costs.