Jane Kelly

Lloyd Sy is a longtime trivia geek looking to earn some extra dollars while applying for post-graduation jobs. How will he do? Tune in Tuesday night to find out.

The University admitted 1,038 students in the first of three admissions cycles with 697 Virginians and 341 out-of-state students.

Hundreds returned to the Lawn for the event, which was paused for the public after 2019 because of the pandemic.

First-year student Ellie Hanley created a fundraiser for her first marathon and raised more than $27,000 for the American Kidney Fund, which in turn named her a “Hero for Hope.”

Student organizers have reoriented the event in the wake of the deaths of Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry, and hope the gathering can bring comfort and joy.

Leslie Kendrick, director of UVA’s Center for the First Amendment, discusses the importance of UVA’s statement on free speech.

More than 40 years of precedent allowing the use of race as a consideration in college admissions is on the line.

A UVA alumna’s new book dissects some of the famous director’s seminal films. You’ll never look at “Psycho” the same way.

Join University of Virginia President Jim Ryan on his signature podcast for candid, open conversations cosponsored by the University’s radio station, WTJU.

UVA students are excited to welcome the return of the community Halloween night, following a two-year break because of the pandemic.