Matt Kelly

The once-dark chapel at the University of Virginia is returning to its original warmth, charm and grace.

A UVA planetary scientist says the OSIRIS-REx mission to collect asteroid samples could reveal secrets of the solar system.

Ana Fostel’s work in reconsidering leveraging assets put her on track for the highly regarded economics prize.

UVA’s historic masons are restoring columns along the Lawn to close to their original state.

The summer renovations will safely accommodate UVA students and other pedestrians along a heavily traveled stretch of McCormick Road.

The University of Virginia’s Buildings and Grounds committee examines plans for major additions to the Fontaine Research Park.

Retired U.S. Navy Adm. Charles A. Richard and Mara Rudman, a former diplomat and Middle East expert, join the faculty at the Miller Center of Public Affairs.

Gerald Warburg’s new book tells the story of how Katherine Miller Johnson’s tenacity influenced U.S. environmental history.

Lines found scratched into the University of Virginia Chapel’s original 19th-century woodwork prompt speculation.

Facilities Management is using natural predators, not chemicals, to suppress beetle grubs in an effort to achieve ecological balance.