From India to Charlottesville to Kigali, UVA medical student Anisha Hegde is making an impact on Rwanda’s health care system.

Russia is increasing its military intervention in Syria. UVA’s Allen Lynch, a professor of politics and a Russian foreign policy expert, is available to comment.

Allen Lynch, a professor of politics and a Russian foreign policy expert, said Moscow’s increased military intervention in Syria supports the ‘least bad’ of choices.

U.Va. teaches 24 languages. The latest are Swahili and the Mayan dialect K’iche’, the latter offered through a collaboration with Duke and Vanderbilt universities.

U.Va. is offering a record number of January term study abroad classes with new offerings in Québec, Turkey, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand, Seoul and Tokyo.

The start of a new academic year can be stressful, especially for first-year and transfer students. U.Va. experts offer real-world strategies to not only lessen the stress, but make this the best year ever.

About two-thirds of U.Va. students come from Virginia, but just over 5 percent made much, much longer journeys to join the Class of 2019.

What is “vocal fry” and why is everyone talking about it? A trio of U.Va. experts weighs in on all the fuss.

You’ve heard of study abroad. How about “intern abroad”? These students are doing it, learning job skills and boosting their cultural fluency at the same time.

The multi-million dollar grant will help the College reimagine its undergraduate curriculum and draw new linkages in the humanities that defy national boundaries.