Melissa Castro Wyatt

Charges against the boy’s parents were dropped after a UVA law clinic revealed a possible new suspect in the 1989 murder.

Retired Virginia Circuit Court Judge Martin Clark’s first love is writing. Learn how this alumnus’ creative ascent was aided by his own petty crime.

More women than ever are entering the workforce, but the gap between men’s and women’s earnings remains.

With a no-excuses mindset, Joe Camano is set to graduate after a fulfilling three years as a scholar, athlete and much more.

UVA’s latest electees are among the 250 newest members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

When he formally retires from teaching at the end of the semester, Howard will be the longest-serving professor in UVA history.

After Elon Musk’s public spat with Delaware courts, this law professor has a theory for why Musk is eyeing the Lone Star State.

Law students heard from Timothy Heaphy, who led the House of Representatives’ investigation into the attack, and from former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney.

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.