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.

From voter rights to campaign finance, UVA law professor and Supreme Court expert A.E. Dick Howard describes what to expect from a conservative-leaning court and why.

In his latest Reproducibility Project, UVA psychology professor Brian Nosek finds recreating highly influential cancer research is hard to do.

The authors assessed data from 2011 to 2013 to determine that the Affordable Care Act resulted in an 8 percent increase in the diagnosis of early-stage colorectal cancer among U.S. seniors aged 65 and older.

Educational apps give parents peace of mind. But are they really teaching our children anything? Childhood development researchers at UVA measured what happened when children learned from wooden puzzles and touch screens.

UVA’s endowment for student scholarships could reach $300 million with matching support from the Strategic Investment Fund, which provides transformational investments in the quality of a UVA education without relying on tuition or tax dollars.

Using synthesizers and digital tools, Peter Bussigel’s students are exploring music in a whole new way.