The 32nd annual Virginia Film Festival, led by UVA and the Office of the Provost and Vice Provost for the Arts, has more than 150 films planned for Oct. 23-27.

Robert and Molly Hardie, both UVA alumni, have committed $6 million in support of UVA’s Athletics Master Plan and $1 million to the new Student Health and Wellness Center.

We catch up with researchers from the UVA-based Arctic CoLab before their symposium next week to discuss the future of one of Earth’s most critical and rapidly changing regions.

Rice and UVA history professor Philip Zelikow, both former presidential advisers and national security experts, met at UVA to discuss the past, present and future of American foreign policy.

Alumnus and Board of Visitors member John Griffin donated $6 million, matched by $4 million from UVA’s Bicentennial Professors Fund, to support the dean of UVA’s McIntire School of Commerce, one of the nation’s top business programs.

The Heinz Family Foundation just named beloved film professor Kevin Everson the recipient of its prestigious Heinz Award in the Arts & Humanities, noting his 170-plus films and powerful portrayals of working-class African Americans.

Students planted flags on the Lawn honoring victims of the attacks, and a permanent memorial in Newcomb Hall recognizes an alumnus killed that day.

Mormon studies professor Kathleen Flake leaned on a recently discovered family connection to invite the former senator to speak about his time in Congress, the current political climate and his approach to public service.

Tuesday marked the first day of classes at UVA, and Grounds was bustling. See a few of our favorite snapshots.

Roughly 500 student organizations set up shop on the Lawn and in McIntire Amphitheater to help new students find their niche on Grounds. Take a look!