UVA has been pushing to make more research available to the public, and now a national policy will make that happen.

Members of the UVA Community fanned out across the area to spruce up some parks, schools and nonprofits as part of the United Way’s annual Day of Caring.

From the University archives, here are some photographs of the queen’s visit to the University 46 years ago.

Monkeypox cases are rising globally and nationally, but health officials say there is little concern the disease will significantly affect the University population.

Stephanie Rowley left Charlottesville in 1997 with two advanced degrees. She returns to Grounds 25 years later as the dean of the School of Education and Human Development.

About 100 rising seventh- and eighth-graders from Charlottesville and Albemarle County spent a few weeks at UVA learning about the University as part of a new college and career exploration program.

Alumnus Mason Hereford, who was a competitor on Netflix’s reality cooking show, “Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend,” credits his time in Charlottesville for his love of sandwiches, his signature dish.

When Ron Carey was a UVA defensive lineman, a coach told him he should go into business. He did, and the company that he now heads as CEO just completed a documentary about a piece of Richmond history.

On the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in, the Miller Center’s Ken Hughes discusses why Richard Nixon recorded conversations that led to his downfall.

Not long after the Watergate break-in and the Washington Post’s dogged pursuit of the story, public trust in journalism was at an all-time high. Now, it is near an all-time low. What happened?