Chris Long and his wife, Megan, have pledged $50,000 to a new program that distributes meals from locally owned restaurants to community members who have food shortages.

The coronavirus hasn’t stopped UVA student volunteers from continuing to serve communities. It’s only galvanized them.

Faculty and other members of the University community share what they’ve been reading during the quarantine.

The postponement of this summer’s Olympics was a tough pill to swallow for many UVA athletes, but they realize there is a much bigger picture. Three alumni and a current student reflect upon how their lives have changed.

With next week marking the one-year anniversary of the UVA men’s basketball team’s 2019 NCAA championship, UVA Today presents a reimagined version of a classic rap song.

Blood donations have decreased, in part due to the social distancing that is required by the coronavirus, but UVA alumnus James Hatcher of the American Red Cross says people can still give safely by making appointments.

It’s said that good chefs never reveals their recipes, but UVA basketball player and Bologna, Italy, native Tomas Woldetensae is kind enough to share – though he doesn’t really believe in measuring.

UVA media studies associate professor Christopher Ali believes the assumption that most people have access to the internet can have disastrous consequences, especially during a crisis.

Two years ago, Noah Myung and his team designed a global pandemic simulation competition for students at 15 universities that is eerily similar to what is happening now.

They may now be scattered physically, but through one of head coach Tony Bennett’s Five Pillars, the UVA men’s basketball team is as connected as ever.