Graduate student Michelle Cho has dedicated her five years on Grounds to improving the lives of others. As she graduates with her Master of Public Policy degree, Cho is poised to take her skills to the federal level.

The lessons Ellie Leech has learned as a religious studies and medieval studies double-major have helped guide her toward a life spent in service to others.

Fran Bossi oversees the arrival of thousands of admissions applications annually, helping aspiring Wahoos get one step closer to their dreams. This year, she’s fulfilling her dream of walking down the Lawn to receive a bachelor’s degree of her own.

For the first time in its nearly 40-year history, the UVA Women’s Club Rugby team will be competing in the Division I National Championship game on Saturday. Hours of grueling practices and physically demanding games led to this triumphant moment.

Kyle Kondik of UVA’s Center for Politics appeared on “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” to explain the unusual rules that will go into effect if there is a contested Republican National Convention in July.

UVA is home to the largest collection of English Gothic novels in the world. Its more than 2,500 volumes include some of the rarest Gothic literature in existence and the early works that inspired enduring classics like Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein.”

Michael Poznansky is known for sparking rigorous scholarly debate over Cold War covert operations and for an engaging classroom style that has made him a popular instructor and teaching assistant.

A new study from doctoral candidates in UVA’s Woodrow Wilson Department of Politics argues that the additional votes brought in by a vice presidential candidate’s home state may be enough to swing a tight presidential election.

Increased funding in the Virginia General Assembly’s budget proposal will support expanded research initiatives and new infrastructure investments at UVA.

UVA’s i.Lab brought together aspiring entrepreneurs from all over Charlottesville for the Crowdfunded Pitch Night at the Tom Tom Founders Festival. This year’s 16-year-old winners are the youngest to walk away with the top prize.