UVA students visited with top public and private employers in Washington, D.C., including the U.S. Senate, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Brookings Institution, NPR and Atlantic Media.

More than 225 UVA faculty members were first-generation students, and they are eager to help current students who might be facing similar trials.

Students created a video featuring the UVA Jazz Ensemble as part of a larger student-led effort to build a video-sharing platform that brings UVA arts to a wider audience.

Dion, UVA’s Ruffin Distinguished Artist-in-Residence, offers a decidedly playful take on the tradition of natural history, using his art to explore how we relate to the world around us.

During a weeklong online voting process that concluded Thursday, student voters narrowly affirmed the current single-sanction honor system, in which all convicted students are expelled from the University community.

In partnership with the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection, seven students have created runway-ready garments using textiles created by indigenous Australian artists. Their work will debut in March at the Jefferson Theater.

Barbara Perry, a professor at UVA’s Miller Center delves into Supreme Court history to identify precedents for the battle over Scalia’s successor and explore how it might make history.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich visited Charlottesville to share his presidential platform on the Miller Center’s “American Forum” television show, greeting a cheering crowd and taping a segment that will air this weekend.

On Wednesday, UVA graduate and congressional aide Jason Steinbaum, who has spent more than 20 years advocating for Kosovo in Congress, received a Medal of Merit from Kosovo’s president, Atifete Jahjaga, who also attended UVA.

Here’s what you need to know about the upcoming referendum that could initiate a multiple-sanction system within UVA’s honor system, which has long been one of the only single-sanction academic honor systems in the country.