This 2017 UVA graduate is a chemist by day and an artist by night. Just about a year into this double act, she is debuting her first solo art show, part of this week’s Tom Tom Founders Festival in Charlottesville.

Armed with 3-D printers, robots, laser cutters and a lot of hard-earned knowledge, they are ready to bring students’ ideas to life.

It’s not too late in the year for the University to wear white. Take a look at images from a late-season snow day at UVA.

Even a brief covering of snow demonstrated - once again - that few places wear winter weather as majestically as the University of Virginia's Grounds.

Production crews and UVA staff are busy preparing for Friday night’s big event, perhaps the most complex production ever to grace this historic stage.

In honor of the approaching bicentennial, architecture students created their own interpretation of Thomas Jefferson’s famed pavilions, using cutting-edge technology that UVA’s founder would have found fascinating.

After the mass construction and distribution of “bee hotels,” environmental scientists at a UVA field station are learning about the dynamics of bee populations in Virginia.

In a six-decade relationship, the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School shares physical space with the UVA School of Law and a constant flow of ideas among students and the top legal minds in civilian and military justice.

Students in Professor William Bennett’s advanced sculpture class created six pieces for Charlottesville’s Main Street Market, a popular destination with restaurants, shops and grocers.

Third-year studio art students Brenna Monk and Kaia Dunne spent all semester learning one of printmaking’s trickier techniques, and they let UVA Today follow along.