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The latest edition of UVA Today’s seek-and-find game features a literal peek behind the scenes in UVA’s Department of Drama.

As Baby Boomers continue to age, new work is calling attention to an often-forgotten subset of people with neurocognitive disorders: the rapidly growing population in U.S. prisons.

Following U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan’s death, Khizr Khan “turned pain into purpose to become a foremost defender of the ideals of our Constitution and the embodiment of its highest ideals,” the White House said.

“Some people will continue to have access to local abortion clinics; some will not be able to obtain an abortion in their state,” said UVA law professor Naomi Cahn.

New “Go Hoos” license plates are now for sale at the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, with proceeds benefiting scholarships for student athletes.

The second installment of our interactive challenge takes you inside a School of Architecture design studio.

A new report says UVA engineering students outperformed those from other schools, too, including Carnegie Mellon and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

In Virginia, copperhead bites to humans and pets are most often reported between May and October. The best advice is to be careful where you put your hands and feet.

Newly published research shows that by facilitating small-group discussions, Hoos Connected helps students learn more about themselves and others and thrive.

Ian Baucom has high aspirations for the University, including “that our faculty represent a diversity of who we are as a people.”