Families are gathering far and near to celebrate holiday cheer, but you are feeling glum? Follow these tips from UVA clinical psychologist Peter Sheras for a happier, healthier celebration.

The joyous event brought students, faculty and the Charlottesville community together to ring in the holiday season with song, dance and a fantastical light show.

Answering hate with love, UVA students are holding six fundraising runs across the Southeast in response to the white supremacy violence that shook Charlottesville in August.

The Lighting of the Lawn, one of the University’s most anticipated annual events, will be held Nov. 30. This year’s theme is “Be the Light,” a call to unify the University community.

The #MeToo hashtag has encouraged women, and men to a lesser degree, to out their abusers. Experts in media studies, psychology and women and gender studies at the University of Virginia explain why.

The nation’s first major-party female presidential nominee was the headline speaker at the Women’s Global Leadership Forum, a two-day conference that was part of UVA’s bicentennial celebration.

As part of UVA’s bicentennial celebration, U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia said women are innately good at collaborating and listening, traits that will increase the number of females in leadership positions over time.

Politics professor Brantly Womack said Trump’s five-nation tour presents several challenges and is unlikely to mend U.S.-Asia relations, damaged in January when Trump rejected the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Historically, low-income children have been at a disadvantage to their higher-income peers when it comes to school performance. This new research turns that idea on its head.

UVA students welcomed hundreds of local children and their families at this year’s Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn. Check out the cute and creative costumes in these photos and video.