Learn more about the enhanced security measures and parking procedures in place for Sunday’s big show at Scott Stadium.

Learn more about viewing options for Sunday’s blockbuster concert featuring Dave Matthews Band, Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake, Ariana Grande and more.

On Saturday, UVA faculty members, staff and students will host more than 30 sessions to share research and spark dialogue around issues raised by the white supremacist protests on Aug. 11 and 12.

A.D. Carson gained national attention for his dissertation, a 34-song hip-hop album, and has followed up with a new album of 12 songs that he wrote and produced this summer.

Alumnus Andrew Jacobson is one of the founders behind Dig Inn, a farm-to-counter, fast-casual restaurant group that now has 15 locations in New York and recently added two in Boston.

Three resolutions passed Friday focus on regulation of the Academical Village, open flames on Grounds and the presence of Confederate memorials on the Rotunda.

UVA announced $30 million A. James Clark Scholars Program, established by a $15 million gift from the Clark Foundation and matching funds from the University, at Thursday’s Board of Visitors meeting.

Samuel Kootz is perhaps most famous for his relationship with Pablo Picasso, but a new exhibition reveals more about the art dealer and his formative years at UVA, painting a fascinating picture of the University during and after World War I.

Joined by Army representatives, engineers at UVA’s Center for Applied Biomechanics tested the WIAMan dummy for the first time Friday, marking a significant milestone for ongoing efforts to prevent injuries from IED blasts.

Learn more about the projection mapping technology that will recreate some of the most notable moments in UVA’s 200-year history.