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Repaving and replanting are a large part of the renovation work on the Rotunda’s Shannon Courtyard.

Modern repairs on 200-year-old columns, for example, did more harm than good.

Alas, it’s not a study-abroad course – yet – but exoplanets may provide insight into how life formed on Earth.

Workers are restoring the Lawn’s original roofline and railings, using modern materials to preserve Jefferson’s historic design.

UVA alumna Paige Madden, a three-time medalist, won a Knight-Hennessy Scholarship to become a physician assistant.

Micaiah Lee, the University’s latest Astronaut Scholar, is developing new approaches to help the immune system better fight cancer.

For Lou Lopez, coaching polo was not just about winning a string of national championships, but building a family.

Abigail Barr is one of 124 students from around the world selected to pursue further studies at Yenching Academy of Peking University.

Interest in aliens remains high, but a UVA astronomer says these newly released papers leave more questions than answers.

A team of University of Virginia engineering students built machines to dig, haul and repurpose “moon soil.”