Mike Mather

UVA’s Democracy360 event seeks to increase understanding of threats to global democracy. One threat is the state of the media. Two veteran journalists weigh in.

It’s hard to find fresh looks at UVA’s most photographed landmark. A resourceful photographer and student intern took on the challenge.

Journalists, policymakers, scholars, activists, artists, students and community members from around the world are arriving in Charlottesville to explore the biggest challenges to democracy.

UVA alumna and U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger has been thrust into some of the most consequential national and international events in recent history.

Appalachia and India are more than 8,000 miles apart, but UVA environmental researchers are helping communities in both places adapt to a changing climate.

Jennifer West is the only UVA faculty member elected to membership in two national academies, engineering and now medicine.

A weather-delayed Community Bridges 5K trotted back to the calendar Thursday, this time in the form of a special “Run with Jim.”

In a short speech and a longer question-and-answer session, the former diplomat supported the previous administration but largely steered clear of attacking the current one.

Hundreds of UVA faculty and staff members donned work gloves, hefted rakes and dabbed paint brushes to help dozens of local nonprofits.

What’s that weird, weather-worn spire in a garden? Why are parts of the Rotunda scattered around Grounds? UVA Obscura peddles the peculiar.