Matt Kelly

The recent UVA graduates all plan to continue their studies in health and the environment with the help of Rotary International.

Craftsmen are stripping away damaging cement coatings to restore Pavilion I’s columns using breathable, centuries-old materials.

After a decade flying Navy helicopters, Eli Sinai is pursuing justice as a Tillman Scholar.

Speaking at a local restaurant, University of Virginia astronomers share the wonders of the universe, hard science and some trivia.

Students and alumni at UVA Sawmilling are transforming 35 tons of white oak and cedar into benches, raised beds and more.

Stephen Mull, a former U.S. diplomat, also says Iran may choose a covert response after the U.S. strikes on its nuclear facilities.

Construction workers and UVA officials celebrate placing the final girder in the latest structure in the University’s entrance corridor.

UVA pop culture expert Jack Hamilton says the 1960s music icon merged different genres into his unique style, taking rock and pop in new directions.

Members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia visited Grounds to gain hands-on experiences.

A gift the Board of Visitors accepted in 1927, how the Merton Spire came to the lower Pavilion VI garden is a mystery.