Researchers used Medicare payment data to geographically pinpoint where in-home medical care is being delivered, and where it is not. With the U.S. population aging, the need is greater than ever, researchers found.

With millions watching live, the father of Capt. Humayun Khan, class of 2000, said his son dedicated his life to defending the security of the United States.

For the first time, students and teachers from around the country are using an online platform to meet virtually in a Mandarin language classroom, in a program fundedby the U.S. government and hosted by UVA.

Author of “Confronting Political Islam: Six Lessons from the West’s Past,” politics professor John M. Owen discusses the recent unrest in Turkey, where tensions between secularism and Islam are at play.

Colombia and its largest rebel group have announced an extraordinary peace deal. The country’s president shared his views on the negotiations during a gracious appearance in the Rotunda’s Dome Room in 2013.

An architectural dig at Monticello, a world-renowned historical site, is the summer classroom for these lucky students.

The trip will build on Teresa A. Sullivan’s 2012 visit to the region and aims to grow UVA’s partnerships, educational opportunities and research.

Meet “Master Kong.” A popular member of the Class of 2016, Ken Kong has earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in just four years and attained the esteemed Chinese moniker “master” for being a friend and mentor to many.

What can happen when a UVA teacher brings together students and residents at a local correctional center to discuss Russian literature? The answer will be revealed in an upcoming documentary.

Yannick Kaeser has logged thousands of hours in the pool at UVA’s Aquatic and Fitness Center. He is hoping all that hard work pays off in Brazil, where he will swim for his native Switzerland in his second Olympic Games.