The initiatives will increase engagement between the Board of Visitors and students, and provide more student input to the administration on matters regarding the cost of a U.Va. education.

A new global literary network is using sophisticated image-processing techniques and social network analysis to track how the big ideas of the time developed and took hold.

NAFSA: Association of International Educators has given U.Va. the 2015 Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization for expanding global learning for students and scholars.

Fourth-year student Dyanna Jaye began her education on climate change as a small child. A change in majors and a commitment to the cause led her to Lima, Peru in December to explore climate policymaking at the very highest levels.

President Teresa A. Sullivan said the University of Virginia will be a national leader in campus safety reform even as it reaches greater heights in the University’s next century.

Saying there is no overnight solution, the students voiced their united resolve to work to end sexual violence on Grounds.

A new student leadership program, internship upgrades and opportunities for more faculty engagement have provided the Cornerstone Plan a robust start.

A trio of Asia experts is available to comment on the growing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

Russia’s ambassador to the United States came to U.Va. Tuesday to share his country’s view on the situation in Ukraine, offering students and the community a valuable opportunity to hear from a seasoned diplomat.

Russia’s ambassador to the United States will discuss the countries’ strained relations at U.Va. on Aug. 26. The event is free and open to the public.