Professor Shilpa Davé appeared in a new documentary already generating a lot of buzz. She discusses a beloved Indian character on “The Simpsons,” the problematic stereotypes he represents and how Asian-American representation on TV is changing.

The 1968 Chennault Affair echoes in the current case against Michael Flynn. UVA Miller Center scholar Ken Hughes explains how that affair provides an important precedent for today’s special counsel investigation.

Copenhagen’s Human Library project has spread to Charlottesville, with hundreds of attendees checking out dozens of “books.” These are no ordinary books, however – they are people, each with stories as fascinating as any novel.

Forbes declared Darden alumni the most satisfied with their MBA education, while the Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine ranked the school No. 7 nationally for entrepreneurship.

Third-year student Grayson Katzenbach is a reigning state champion and the first Virginia woman to compete in all three fencing categories at the Junior Olympics. She’s also brought the sport to more than 200 students.

Fraternity brothers from the UVA and Virginia Tech chapters of Phi Gamma Delta came together to run Friday’s game ball 160 miles from Blacksburg to Charlottesville, raising money for cancer research every step of the way.

Second-year Darden student Devin Underhill raised $10,000 while hiking the Appalachian Trail. He’s using the money to help UVA students access long-term mental health care.

Five UVA alumni were recognized in the prestigious 30 Under 30 lists published on Tuesday for their impact in health care, venture capitalism, public policy and more.

A new garden near Newcomb Hall honors students who have died during their time at the University.

As the curtain falls on the 30th annual Virginia Film Festival, take a look back at the fun.