On Thursday, groundhogs both famous and lesser known will offer their furry forecasts for our Grounds and beyond.

Can you gain a more fulfilling existence by removing from it? These professors think so.

A UVA student extends his reign on “Jeopardy!” and UVA Health receives grants to tackle infections in long-term care facilities.

After a terrible tragedy on Grounds, much-appreciated support for UVA cascaded in from all across the county. We’re thankful.

The photos range from the expected, like portraits of visiting speakers, to the surprising, like a rainbow arcing across the Lawn.

UVA Today readers in 2022 clicked on our stories more than 5 million times. Here’s what they were reading (and watching).

Casteen, who holds three English degrees from the University, served as UVA’s seventh president from 1990 to 2010.

With exams on the horizon, countless parents are giving their UVA students pep talks. Chances are the advice sounds much the same now as it did more than a century ago.

A UVA faculty member uses a real injustice in Central Virginia as the setting for a fictional heroine in her new book.

A major U.S. city voted to allow police robots to kill people, drawing both praise and shock. A UVA Law professor weighs in.