Members of the UVA community will participate as authors and moderators in this year’s program.

The scholars’ aim is to provide a shared, online resource on the Mayan “Popol Wuj” for education, research and public engagement.

Ken Ono is one of the world’s most renowned theoretical mathematicians, but his side gig could revolutionize the sport of swimming.

As the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies enters its 40th year, Robert Trent Vinson discusses his vision for balancing the institute’s commitment to local Black communities with its role as a center for global scholarship.

One of the College’s most sought-after undergraduate STEM majors is about to take a giant step forward.

Building on 35 years of research on Virginia’s Eastern Shore and funded by a new $5 million NSF grant, a UVA-led team is partnering with local communities to develop options for managing the impacts of a changing climate.

Our climate is changing rapidly, and our oceans are changing with it. A new center will bring together researchers from a variety of fields to give science a better understanding of what that will mean for life on Earth.

Teaching during a pandemic wasn’t easy for anyone, especially those teaching aspiring actors, musicians and artists. But in some ways, art education may just be better for it.

Climate change poses a particular risk to the giant kelp forests off our Pacific coast. A team of researchers at UVA and UC Santa Barbara are working to understand just how important the “sequoias of the sea” are to the future of a fragile environment.

As the world awaits the findings of a task force charged with analyzing UFO sightings, due this month, Johnson explains why investigating reports of alien spacecraft isn’t a bad idea.