Fiorani, UVA’s resident expert on Leonardo da Vinci, shares details and fun facts from her new book – and explains why the “Renaissance Man” tag might be misapplied.

University photographer Sanjay Suchak’s snapshot of Wednesday’s “crowd” at JPJ is one for the COVID-19 time capsule.

Ten days of enhanced public health measures helped bring cases down, so University leaders eased some restrictions Friday while keeping other limitations in place and urging continued caution.

When a free clinic he volunteered with sent out a plea for telehealth volunteers, Zuhayr Shaikh saw a bigger problem that needed solving. He set out to solve it – and won the support of the Clinton Foundation.

Can people who have been vaccinated spread the COVID-19 virus? Is it safe to visit vaccinated relatives? What precautions should we take? Dr. Eric Houpt has some answers.

In September, the Board of Visitors endorsed a series of recommendations for improving diversity, equity and inclusion at UVA. Six months in, UVA has taken several concrete steps toward meeting those goals.

President Jim Ryan and his leadership team discussed the decision to impose tighter restrictions on Tuesday, and answered numerous questions about the spread of the virus at UVA

As part of its new Civility Project, the UVA Center for Politics invited Chris Krebs, Jamelle Bouie, Tara Setmayer and David Ramadan to discuss challenges facing America’s two-party system.

According to Dr. William Petri, the biggest problem is time. The more the virus mutates, the longer it takes to reach herd immunity, and the more time the virus will have to mutate again. But successful vaccines offer hope.

University photographer Sanjay Suchak gives us a bird’s-eye view of Grounds as UVA was once again blanketed with snow on Friday.