It’s said that good chefs never reveals their recipes, but UVA basketball player and Bologna, Italy, native Tomas Woldetensae is kind enough to share – though he doesn’t really believe in measuring.

Robert Bruner, David Smith and David Leblang will discuss the economic consequences of COVID-19 and possible policy responses during a public webinar on Thursday.

UVA medical students are doing everything they can to make sure people stay home and stay safe – even if that means dancing to Dua Lipa. Check out their video.

Employees can freely access Teladoc to evaluate COVID-19 risks and symptoms with physicians via phone, video or app.

The University announced changes to Final Exercises plans Tuesday and is working on developing alternatives to the traditional May celebration, including possibly holding Final Exercises at a later date.

These important resources can help students connect to online classes, access technology assistance and prepare for online learning with tips from advisers and faculty members.

The popular physics professor may not be a medical doctor, but he knows a good deal about exponential growth. He created a video explaining how social distancing can reduce transmission of COVID-19.

Disruptions from the novel coronavirus are raising many questions for students, faculty and staff. Find answers to some of the most common questions and resources to keep handy.

The White House is considering an executive order to establish classical architecture as the preferred style for federal buildings. Professors Elizabeth Meyer, who serves on a federal design review board, and Sheila Crane, an architectural historian, provide some context.

Officials across the University are putting plans in place to help students, faculty members, patients, staff and community members affected by the virus’ spread. Read more about the preparations.