Three sociology students selected to work in President Sullivan’s office spring semester brought unique backgrounds and interests to the internship.

Three undergraduates are researching new geometry for coil embolization, a method for treating cerebral aneurysms. The research is quite personal for one of the students.

Outdoor activities and balmy weather brought together participants from many departments on Grounds to celebrate Humanities Week.

Students offered opinions and suggestions to help shape the University’s future during ImagineUVA’s open forum Thursday night, part of a larger strategic planning process President Sullivan began this year.

Six student-selected professors had their 12 minutes on stage Thursday night to explain some of life’s toughest questions as part of Student Council’s “Look ‘Hoos Talking” event.

The College of Arts & Sciences’ Pavilion Seminars program offers intensive and innovative classes to upperclassmen according to Jefferson’s original vision.

Up to 11 inches of snow meant a one-day reprieve from mid-terms for students and a day off for most – but not all – employees.

The Asia Institute’s Japan outreach coordinator, Haruko Yuda, looks back on her first seven months in America, which has included teaching in local schools and learning how to drive.

U.Va’s first annual Global Health Case Competition, hosted by the Center for Global Health, brought 93 students together to address a hypothetical global health concern and propose solutions.

Hoo’s Well@, the wellness program offered through University Human Resources, keeps U.Va. health care costs down and promotes an active lifestyle among employees.