Beta Bridge, one of Charlottesville’s most recognizable landmarks, affords students creative – and sometimes political – expression.

UVA School of Medicine Professor Leigh Grossman is making her pediatric expertise available not only to medical students, residents and pediatricians, but now also to parents and care-givers.

The upcoming presidential election presents an opportunity for teachers to engage students in critical thinking and decision-making skills, according to Patrice Grimes, an associate professor at UVA’s Curry School of Education.

At UVA, religious studies professor Nichole Flores is communicating the ways that Catholic thought fits into public contexts and serves as a moral compass on a range of societal issues –¬ even if one does not attend a Catholic church.

Females accounted for approximately one-third of UVA’s engineering graduates in 2015 – a proportion that, according to The Washington Post, topped a list of 90 major public universities and state flagship institutions nationwide.

A discrepancy between the rate with which schools and parents are reporting learning disabilities may mean that schools are doing students and teachers a disservice, according to UVA Curry School of Education associate professor Paige Pullen.

Applying private-sector marketing techniques to school communications can increase chances of student success, according to an article by Curry School of Education assistant professor Ben Castleman and co-author Jo Skillman.

Before Leidy Klotz entered academia, he played professional soccer. Now he’s a professor of engineering and architecture at UVA, and recently wrote a book that draws parallels between his academic and athletic passions.

A cohort of leaders from the Middle East and North Africa, all participating in a democratic engagement fellowship with UVA’s Center for Politics, had the opportunity to engage in discussion with Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe Thursday afternoon.

Josh Moore, a fourth-year nursing student at UVA who lives on the Lawn, is promoting physical fitness through “INSANITY,” a max-interval-training workout that strengthens muscles through body-weight resistance.