As a pitcher and a student, Chesdin Harrington has pushed himself to be his best. As a role model with a commitment to the community, he has given his best to others.

Graduating biomedical engineering student Christina Kim “has had a huge positive impact on our ASL program and on the University during her time here,” a faculty mentor said.

A three-year spacecraft design project undertaken by a succession of undergraduate engineering students culminated Wednesday in a spectacular rocket launch. Now the students will track their craft from UVA.

An international scientific team has brought to light a supermassive black hole. UVA engineers helped make it happen, applying decades of technology development.

Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness. The key to slowing the progression of the disease is catching it early. A UVA neuroscientist is gaining insights.

UVA and the other 14 Atlantic Coast Conference member schools have more in common than sports. This week, they show off innovations in science, engineering, art and architecture in Washington, D.C.

A new understanding of cell migration may eventually help in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases – and even allow children to “get out of their wheelchairs and live an enhanced quality of life.”

A Monday seminar, “Advancing the Practice of Transdisciplinary Research: Disasters, Bio-Threats, and Social Behavior,” kicks off a series of Building Bridges Lectures, sponsored by UVA’s four pan-University institutes.

Applying radio astronomy, a UVA astronomer and his colleagues have detailed the actions of two stars in gravitational rotation.

Ph.D. graduates in science and technology increasingly are seeking jobs outside of academia. A Mirzayan Fellowship at the National Academies offers opportunities in policymaking.