Danielle Citron, a prominent privacy advocate and UVA law professor, says schools are misinterpreting a law to mean 24/7 surveillance is required. It’s not and is causing great harm.

Aaron Gafari helped his father learn new skills, even while Aaron earned a perfect GPA in college and admission to the UVA School of Law.

For Jackson Khandelwal, a short ecotourism trip evolved into a sustained relationship and a career-defining mission.

Jeremy Bennie says it is deeply fulfilling to help represent the Writers Guild of America, the demands of which include better pay and increased residuals for digital streaming.

Michal Barzuza’s research explains why some firms are leaving Delaware for the Silver State, a legal Wild West.

His life’s work reinvigorated the free exercise clause and reorganized the law of remedies.

With a year under its belt, the specialized group is helping ensure recent inmates succeed in the world.

UVA legal and political experts consider the likely outcomes, good and bad, of the war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian Olena Protsenko is a staff attorney in the School of Law. She is working on behalf of Ukrainian victims and offering students a once-in-a-lifetime work experience.

“Serial” host Sarah Koenig turned to Deirdre Enright, head of the Innocence Project, for some investigative help. UVA’s findings helped kick off the 12-part blockbuster podcast.