Last week, the men’s and women’s teams earned a national academic award. Coaches George Gelnovatch and Steve Swanson discuss maintaining high academic standards during this unusual season.

In the last four years, Lester Jackson, who works in Facilities Management as an elevator technician, has created 12 full-length albums under the stage name Nathaniel Star.

Virtual work experiences weren’t what students in UVA’s global internship program had in mind prior to the pandemic, but, in a way, they say that is why they wound up being so valuable.

In the most unusual of college football seasons, here are seven things to know about the Hoos as they get ready to kick off their 2020 campaign against Duke.

A group of students has invented biotechnology that uses computer vision and machine learning to help prevent patients from falling down in hospital rooms.

What do trends in crime statistics across different jurisdictions in Virginia look like? Shonel Sen and Blake Rumuly, researchers at UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, wanted to find out.

After a spring hiatus, HELP Line – the free and confidential telephone hotline serving UVA and the Charlottesville area – returned to service this week.

Researcher Hamilton Lombard says the boundaries between public and private life will not return to past norms once the pandemic ends.

From a podcast centered on navigating white spaces as a woman of color, to one centered on democracy, to one geared toward helping improve listeners’ mental health, here are seven new podcasts worth checking out.

Freedom of speech, democracy and the motives of one of Hollywood’s biggest players, Disney, are all hot-button topics as the much-anticipated film “Mulan” opens Friday in Chinese theaters.