A religious studies professor explains why millennials are leaving church but still believe in God – and how consumer capitalism is driving the shift.

Barbee’s new book, “63 Innovation Nuggets for Aspiring Innovators,” offers deceptively simple tips that, according to reviewers, are changing the way the average person thinks about innovation.

Camrynn “Cammie” Fausey, the 2014 all-world Ironman champion for her age group, relies on extraordinary mental stamina to complete the grueling triathlon and challenge herself on the course and in the classroom.

Now in its second year, the program has facilitated lasting relationships between students and alumni who can provide advice, connections and career opportunities.

A new survey works to quantify the lifelong impact of a college degree, and UVA graduates outpace national averages in nearly every measure.

Art historian Luanne McKinnon’s story – from her diagnosis at 14 to her graduation in May after a double-lung transplant – is one of resilience, creativity and remarkable courage.

Fifty years after the first woman was awarded a Darden MBA in 1965, four current MBA students reflect on their experiences.

Ethical dilemmas aren’t funny, but the same techniques that earn laughs on the comedy stage could help business graduates navigate tricky ethical situations in the corporate world.

The Cavalier Marching Band brought a bit of UVA tradition – and a lot of energy – to the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

The Cavalier Marching Band is on the verge of its biggest performance yet: the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. More than 50 million viewers are expected to tune in Thursday for the annual Thanksgiving tradition.