Matt Kelly

To lower electricity costs and reduce its carbon footprint, the University is increasing its use of solar panels.

A major federal grant permits Tyler Horoho to study the basic building blocks of the universe at Argonne National Laboratory.

After completing their enlistments in the armed forces, nearly 300 U.S. veterans are pursuing degrees at UVA.

UVA ROTC cadets and midshipmen will be recognized for their accomplishments along with local national defense professionals.

Kenyan police may restore temporary order in Haiti, but they cannot resolve the basic issues plaguing the country, according to a UVA expert.

The new Cavalier Battalion commander at the University of Virginia brings a wide range of military experience to her new role as ROTC leader.

The hillside adjacent to Carr’s Hill Field will host the first of what may be a series of native plant meadows across Grounds.

A group of nations, including some of the United States’ global adversaries, forms a sizable but incoherent bloc that’s riven with its own rivalries, says the director of UVA’s National Security Policy Center.

The latest Nobel laureates’ work measures electrons in infinitesimal time frames, according to UVA physics expert Robert Jones.

Will Rourk uses space-age devices to record the University’s architecture and preserve the minute details of buildings and artifacts.