Matt Kelly

The University of Virginia’s Buildings and Grounds committee OKs housing schematics, considers new Research Computing Data Center and a parking garage near John Paul Jones Arena.

It turns out that UVA was a pioneer in hands-on chemistry labs for students, dating back to the University’s founding.

Fluctuation in U.S. political support for Ukraine is making Ukrainians nervous and Putin gleeful, but European aid holds steady, says a Miller Center expert.

Law professor Paul Stephan of UVA’s Miller Center describes Alexei Navalny as a nationalist opposition leader who increasingly annoyed Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Students and alumni are prominent in the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government’s flagship international academic exchange program.

Connor Wilson’s journey to military cyberwarfare started at the movies and made its most recent stop at West Point.

Andrés Clarens was appointed to a policy position in the Biden administration to help shepherd the nation’s transition away from fossil fuels.

Patching firewalls, rewriting code and repelling incursions, UVA’s Cyber Defense team captured victory in first round of the Mid-Atlantic Challenge.

A UVA student for about a year, Edgar Allan Poe saw limited success in his short life, but left an indelible mark on American literature.

Lighter and brighter, conservators bring out the original luster of the University’s non-denominational chapel.