Daphna Bassok has seen firsthand the benefits of quality early childhood education. Now she’s working to make sure more children receive those opportunities.

Potter directs UVA’s National Security Policy Center, which is quickly developing a reputation as a valuable resource for policymakers inside the Beltway.

Batten professor Ray Scheppach steered the National Governors Association through three recessions. He shares what he’s learned as signs of another possible economic downturn loom.

The University of Virginia marked Founder’s Day with the awarding of its highest external honors: the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medals in Law, Citizen Leadership and Architecture.

Christine Mahoney and Philip Potter are UVA’s two nominees for prestigious Carnegie Fellowships. In April, the Andrew Carnegie Foundation will select 35 scholars, journalists and public intellectuals to receive $200,000 fellowships.