UVA’s Fall Job and Internship Fair brought hundreds of employers to Grounds this week, ranging from small tech startups to massive, multinational companies.

Alumna Zena Howard led the design team behind the museum’s distinctive building. Classmate Michael Russell’s construction firm brought those designs to life, and other Wahoos pitched in on everything from fundraising to exhibit design.

Johnston, the new director of the School of Architecture’s Historic Preservation Program, says that heritage matters to architecture and design practice.

Alumnus Chaitenya Razdan’s company is designing innovative “healthwear” to create better experiences for patients facing chronic illnesses. The products have already earned raves and piqued the interest of the fashion industry.

Seth Hooper had already consulted with French officials as his startup, Respit Solutions, works on a better refugee shelter system. This week, they asked him to return as the Calais camp closes and 1,000 unaccompanied minors must find new shelter.

The global operations of the PwC Network spans 157 territories. Carol Sawdye, as global chief operating officer of the network, is closely monitoring the global impact of the U.K.’s decision.

Faculty, staff and students are 3-D printing replicas of ancient Greek pottery to create models that are accurate down to the last millimeter and can be freely studied and handled without putting centuries-old art at risk.

Students and faculty from UVA’s School of Architecture designed improvements to the first lady’s garden, unveiled Wednesday just before children from all over the country gathered at the White House for Mrs. Obama’s last harvest.

Zuhal Feraidon, who was born in Afghanistan, has earned international recognition for artwork bringing attention to the daily dangers facing women in modern Afghanistan.

Filmed entirely in Virginia, “Loving” is already an Oscar frontrunner for its portrayal of Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple whose fight for the right to marry resulted in a landmark Supreme Court ruling.