As president of the Black Student Alliance, Miller has worked quietly to provide stability within the organization and establish lasting structures. She plans to bring that pragmatic approach to her work on the Board of Visitors.

Choose from expressive Cavmen, UVA pennants and virtual “We Are Number One” foam fingers to hype your texts during March Madness.

Speaking at the American Council on Education’s annual conference in Washington, Teresa A. Sullivan said free speech is “our lingua franca in academia, and any restriction on it seems incompatible with the fundamental values of higher education.”

Well into her second semester at UVA, transfer student Shivani Tara Seth has come up with a top-10 list of tips for students like herself, who began their higher education careers at a community college.

1993 graduate Cheryl Lundy Swift was standing with the entire senior class of the school where she is principal when Ellen DeGeneres made the surprise announcement.

Does the ability to use smartphones to instantly satisfy information needs have any bearing on how much we trust those around us? New research at the University of Virginia is suggesting the answer may be “yes.”

China’s current import quota of 34 films per year is posing industry challenges for Hollywood. University of Virginia media studies assistant professor Aynne Kokas has a new book that demystifies the business dealings.

Jessica Childress created Juris P. Prudence, a smart and driven 11-year-old lawyer whose adventures teach young readers basic tenets of the law in language they can understand.

Experts fielded a range of questions, including how to plan for spring and summer travel. They also offered practical advice to those who may be singled out because they visited countries named in President Trump’s temporary travel ban.

A new, free program out of the University of Virginia is helping communities figure out what it means – and takes – for cities to thrive in an increasingly urban world.