With assistance from Special Collections Library curators, we present sweet greetings from eras past.

Two UVA experts – a pediatrician and the director of the Family Stress Clinic – offer support to parents whose lives have been disrupted by the pandemic for nearly two years.

After a thrilling season, the top-ranked UVA women’s soccer team wrapped up the ACC regular-season championship Thursday night in Florida.

The director of the National Institutes of Health and former head of the International Human Genome Project graduated from UVA in 1970 with a chemistry degree.

The UVA football team defeated Illinois 42-14 on Saturday after an Air Force flyover, led by UVA alumni, honored the military and first responders.

UVA’s Dr. William Petri explains the reasoning behind the U.S. government’s plan for COVID-19 booster shots, beginning next month.

The orientation program offered students a chance to get to know one another before classes begin this week.

Can the stress of watching UVA games cause any harm to your health? John MacKnight, the primary care team physician for the UVA athletic department, provides some answers, along with tips for quelling anxiety.

Danielle Allen discussed her book, “Our Declaration: A Reading of the Declaration of Independence in Defense of Equality,” which was the common reading assignment for students enrolled in the College of Arts & Science’s new curriculum.

Meet the award-winning UVA scientist who led the construction of a sensitive astronomical observation tool, from first cut of the metal to first light through the lens, in an “unheard-of” 16 months.