Mike Mather

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.

A compilation of coverage spanning a year of remembrances, healing and moving forward in honor of three remarkable young men.

Thousands of University of Virginia students along with faculty, staff and community members gathered to remember three football players slain in a mass shooting.

Colleges and universities across the commonwealth expressed sympathy and offered support for the UVA community.

University leaders and students begin the process of reconciling with the slayings of three members of the football team.

The University is grieving three football players who were shot to death Sunday night. A student is in custody.

For the first time in two years, Trick or Treating on the Lawn returned to Grounds. That was a reason for hundreds to celebrate, even if the event was a bit damp.

The Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign launches today. UVA employees have been the state leaders in generosity for the past 24 years, and the hope is to extend the streak to 25.

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