UVA Health and the School of Medicine’s Patient Student Partnership has been a godsend for many elderly patients, whose social contact has been limited during the pandemic.

Which places around Grounds will be in full operational mode and which ones won’t be when students return to Grounds on Tuesday? UVA Today is here to help.

Fourth-year students Kurien Thomas and Sasha Duckworth have started a company called “Pick-Me-Up” that uses text messaging and virtual support groups to help users with their mental health.

Media studies associate professor Jack Hamilton takes a deep dive into the Milwaukee Bucks’ decision to sit out a playoff game in response to Wisconsin police shooting unarmed Black man Jacob Blake.

Five years after finishing third on “Jeopardy!” and then competing on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” Donnie Edgemon and five fellow Class of 1997 alumni have created a one-of-a-kind trivia app.

Former Cavalier soccer star Angela Hucles Mangano, a regular speaker on topics of sports leadership, equality and anti-bullying, has purchased a professional women’s soccer expansion team in Los Angeles.

Education professors Gail Lovette and Bill Therrien played large roles in this week’s Flint water crisis lawsuit settlement, which provided at least $9 million for special education funding.

Alumnus Jack Ross and his older brother founded Beanstalk, a sustainable farming company that became USDA-certified. Its products launched at Harris Teeter stores earlier this year.

Julia Taylor and Spencer Shanholtz explain why school counselors at the K-12 level play such a crucial role, and why it is vital to continue supporting them during these budget-pinching times.

Learn how COVIDWISE – the nation’s first exposure-notification app, which launched in Virginia earlier this month – can help save your or somebody else’s life.