Matt Kelly

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.

As a Churchill Scholar, she will study climate science using drones, satellites and computer models.

Professor Paul Freedman’s January term course explores the nuance of public policy, food production and marketing and how America eats.

A wobbly garden wall led to a re-examination of a former Pavilion V dependency and found part of the University’s original water system.

The University reduced its energy consumption per square foot by 27% over a 10-year period, cutting its carbon emissions and getting closer to its sustainability goals.

Miller Center research professor Syaru Shirley Lin suggests that innovation and diversity would improve the Chinese economy.

The Israel-Hamas war is pushing the Ukraine conflict from the headlines, but UVA expert William Antholis says Ukraine still has U.S. support.

May graduate Mithra Dhinakaran, who studied in Taiwan for a semester, will now have a year of graduate study in Beijing.

After more than 40 years, the University’s apprentice program still produces the tradespeople Facilities Management needs to keep the physical plant operating.