President Ryan and UVA’s leadership team discussed what they have learned about containing COVID-19 and how those lessons will apply in the spring.

William Antholis, Jennifer Lawless and Kyle Kondik discuss how mail-in and absentee votes are counted, why results could be delayed this year, and how the pandemic has affected the election.

Two UVA professors studied how health care technology is contributing to both positive and negative stress during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor Elizabeth Hutton Turner had just finished teaching her art history class when she got word. A painting she had been seeking for years had finally been found.

Pull up a car seat at the Virginia Film Festival’s drive-in screenings, running through Sunday at Morven Farm and the Dairy Market.

Hamilton recently reprised her famed role as Sarah Connor in “Terminator: Dark Fate,” where she worked with producer – and Ryan’s UVA Law classmate – Julie Lynn.

UVA Health continues to run four weekly COVID-19 testing sites for the Charlottesville community, and thousands have taken advantage of the opportunity.

This week’s festival – offering virtual screenings, discussions and drive-in movies – is unlike any other, and the effort behind it might be worthy of its own screenplay.

UVA researchers have made critically important discoveries linking gut bacteria to everything from babies’ brain development to risks of metastatic breast cancer or depression. Read about some of their most startling findings.

UVA economist Anton Korinek, who has studied the economics of “superstar” tech firms, explains how the pandemic exacerbated tech monopolies, and what further regulation might do.