The FDA recently approved an artificial pancreas system based on UVA research and tested at UVA. Mike Anderson put it to the test in his daily life in Richmond – and in a 100-mile cycle ride across California’s Death Valley.

Craig Kent, UVA’s new executive vice president for health affairs, officially took the helm of UVA Health on Saturday. His journey to the role is almost as expansive as his goals for it.

Bipartisanship might be hard to come by right now, but new research shows it benefits the bottom line. See how mutual funds jointly managed by Democrats and Republicans fare better – and polarization hurts everyone.

The University will install a series of portraits and markers, along with new digital tours, to recognize men and women who have broken barriers in UVA’s history and provide additional historical context.

Alumna Kristina Buddenhagen has wielded C-SPAN cameras during impeachment hearings, directed coverage of Supreme Court nominations, filmed state funerals, and generally seen American history unfold through her lens.

The four fellows, partnering with UVA’s Equity Center, work on projects focused on African American-owned small businesses, financial literacy for girls and young women, mental health care and African American history in Charlottesville.

Virginia’s junior senator, who introduced legislation limiting presidential war powers as tensions escalated in the Middle East, said he came to UVA to hear from the one group likely to be most affected by war: young people.

What does the largest national drop in cancer death rates look like in Virginia and at UVA? Dr. Thomas Loughran Jr., director of the UVA Cancer Center, discusses the treatment strategies that are paying off.

Big, fluffy flakes started falling Tuesday and didn’t stop until Grounds was covered in snow. Take a look.

The United States has one of the lowest youth voter turnout rates in the world. John Holbein is determined to find out why and how to fix it.