The rock band has played in a volcano, on an iceberg and atop skyscrapers. As they prepare to add the Academical Village to that list, bassist Robby Takac shared some favorite memories and reflected on how the industry has changed.

In honor of the approaching bicentennial, architecture students created their own interpretation of Thomas Jefferson’s famed pavilions, using cutting-edge technology that UVA’s founder would have found fascinating.

Learn more about security, road closures, parking arrangements, remote viewing locations and severe weather plans for Friday’s historic Bicentennial Launch Celebration on the Lawn.

Broadway costume-designer-turned-Darden student Molly Deale – who made hats for shows like “Wicked” and “Hamilton” – still wants to be “in the room where it happens.”

What makes a product “cool”? Marketing expert Lalin Anik explains the four key traits of coolness, with examples of brands that have nailed the cool factor – and a few that have fallen short.

Kwesi Ghartey-Tagoe’s radio station, Radio Peace, has given some of Ghana’s poorest communities a voice and helped them lobby for clean water and better health care. His recent visit to UVA’s WTJU spread that mission to Charlottesville.

A capacity crowd cheered Dave Matthews Band, rocked with Justin Timberlake, swayed with country crooner Chris Stapleton, danced along with Pharrell Williams and The Roots and went crazy when Stevie Wonder took the stage.

Charlottesville teachers and business leaders organized a Saturday conference connecting more than 150 girls with women leaders in science, technology, art and business – including many UVA students and faculty members.

The new 1515 student center on the Corner has already proven a popular hangout and study space for UVA students. Now, it’s also a go-to spot for career advice.

The University is getting ready for a one-of-a-kind Bicentennial Launch Celebration on the Lawn on Oct. 6. Learn more about who will perform, and what guests can expect.