Mike Mather

A Chinese company’s cut-rate computing solution has upended the tech world, with companies, investors and even the U.S. government trying to understand what it means for the future.

Baucom served first as a dean and later as the University’s provost. He says the lessons he learned from UVA will serve him well in his next role.

UVA’s Anton Korinek has some dire warnings about how economies might respond to AI. That’s why the world’s superpowers wanted to hear from him.

UVA researchers worry soldiers’ addiction to nicotine pouches could set up long-term health concerns.

Tasha Turnbull’s fitness journey led her to personal training, gym ownership and now to what she loves best: helping her hometown get healthy.

McCord is a former assistant U.S. attorney and is the executive director of the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection.

After earning four medals in the Paris Olympics, Gretchen Walsh dominated the first day of the short-course world championships.

Several rectors, who combined to guide the University for nearly two decades, recently gathered to reminisce.

For a few days in the fall, on a timetable of its own making, the Grounds’ famed tree puts on a show.

Rebecca Fitch signed up for the wrong course and, because of it, will join the U.S. Army Reserves after graduation. She and other Wahoos recently shared their life-altering stories.