Matt Kelly

A Tiffany window at the University of Virginia Chapel is a lasting memorial from a grief-stricken professor to his short-lived wife.

With trust and understanding, robots and humans may be able to coexist.

Astronomer Nicholas James takes students from the nuts and bolts of the universe to the “wow factor.”

Thomas Jefferson’s historic Academical Village is looking more like it did in the beginning as plasterers recreate the colonnade ceilings.

As the Russian military folds the Wagner Group into its ranks, Yevgeny Prigozhin seeks to salvage his business, according to analysis by a senior fellow at the Miller Center.

Allowing more natural light into the building is among renovations to make the University’s 1930s-era main library more sustainable.

The pergola west of Old Cabell Hall is being overhauled this summer as engineers and historic masons examine historic columns.

Rebecca White, who is retiring from leadership of the Department of Parking and Transportation, will be honored Thursday with a reception at Observatory Hill Dining Hall.

The McIntire School of Commerce professor wants to deepen his ties within Australia and the Asia Pacific region as a Fulbright Scholar Award recipient.

Cordova, who has just received a Fulbright Postdoctoral Award, will examine the migrant figure that has become omnipresent in French literature.