Members of the UVA squash teams are eager to learn from two of the best professional players in the world – “Superman” and “The Colombian Cannonball” – before they play an exhibition match Wednesday at the Boar’s Head Sports Club.

Kara Fitzgibbon, the new director of the Center for Survey Research at UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, says she wants to focus on projects that can improve the community.

In the last two decades, the number of jobs in the hospitality and tourism sector within the state of Virginia has increased by 36%, according to Kyaw Khine of UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.

The 27th annual United Way community-volunteering initiative took place at dozens of locations in and around Charlottesville on Wednesday, and more than 1,000 UVA employees – and student-athletes – took part.

From frequent visits to the Boys & Girls Clubs to regular mentoring and tutoring at local elementary schools, UVA football player Ben Hogg has left his mark on the Charlottesville community.

With September being National Falling Awareness Month – and Monday being the first day of, ahem, fall – Health System injury prevention coordinator Liz Cochran offers tips that can help people of all ages remain upright.

Third-year media studies students Ali Sullivan and Norah Mulinda got to do a little bit of everything as interns at Charlottesville Tomorrow over the summer.

Lisa Speidel, an assistant professor in UVA’s Department of Women, Gender & Sexuality, had no idea why her phone was suddenly lighting up with messages on Saturday night.

Peter Tuerk’s new paper on the association between post-traumatic stress disorder and Type 2 diabetes has the scientific community excited.