While summer provides many students a reprieve from the daily demands of University life, some Wahoos were anything but idle, seeking internship and public service experiences both locally and abroad.

UVA education and engineering researchers are collaborating to develop a framework for training budding science teachers to incorporate engineering design into K-12 science education.

UVA’s Community Garden keeps students engaged in sustainability year-round through the planting, cultivation and harvesting of crops.

Diversity among pre-K teachers may play a significant role in the academic experiences of minority students, according to a study done by researchers in the UVA Curry School of Education.

The beginning of the 2016-17 school year is quickly approaching, and administrators, staff, faculty and student leaders are using the last few weeks of summer to show transfer students and the incoming Class of 2020 the ropes at UVA.

The UVA Health System’s Department of Otolaryngology is using 3-D printed skulls to train interns on medical procedures – a practice that is not only benefitting medical students and residents, but also patients.

In MONEY magazine’s 2016 Best Colleges for your Money rankings, UVA ranks third among public institutions and ninth among all U.S. colleges and universities.

Dr. Robert Meyer has significantly contributed to the worldwide phase-out of metered-dose inhalers that contain CFCs, which harm the environment and deplete the ozone layer.

As triplets Nina, Noah and Noelle Zorzi, above, prepare to arrive on Grounds in August, they reached out to Class of 2016 grads and fellow triplets Molly, Tom and Peter Siebers about what it’s like to share the UVA experience with siblings.

The Curry School of Education, on behalf of UVA, hosted a pilot program that concentrated on the creation of action plans for preventing and addressing gender-based violence in our nation’s universities.