As the head equipment manager for the UVA football team, fourth-year student Annika Meurer bears important responsibilities during practices and games that some fans might be unaware of.

Olympic hopeful Heidi Long is the straw that stirs the drink for the UVA women’s rowing team. Read more about her and watch the team in action in a breathtaking video.

Through a fund he recently started, Batten School professor Brian N. Williams is encouraging students to engage with members of the Charlottesville community.

UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service has released its national population projections for all 50 states, reflecting the effect of the latest demographic trends on future population.

Members of the UVA Health System and the greater Charlottesville community are understanding each other on a deeper level, thanks to a program recently included in the curriculum for all incoming medical school students.

McIntire School of Commerce graduate Phung Huynh has owned and operated a number of successful restaurants over the last decade, including two on the Corner.

For his work pioneering the development of digital therapeutics for various behavioral health issues, the UVA Licensing & Ventures Group has named Lee Ritterband the 2019 Edlich-Henderson Innovator of the Year.

One of the staples of ESPN “College GameDay” is the handmade signs that fans hold in the backdrop as the hosts discuss the big college basketball games of the day – and UVA students certainly brought their A-games.

Using a business approach she learned from Darden School of Business professor Saras Sarasvathy, entrepreneur Sara Whiffen has started a one-of-a-kind retail tech company called Rohvi.

When it comes to making half-court basketball shots on ESPN’s “College GameDay” show, University of Virginia students have proved they are in a league of their own.