Code for Charlottesville, a volunteer organization that launched in September, provides a way for people to do work that has a direct impact on their community.

Darden professor Mary Gentile, the creator of a business curriculum for values-driven leadership, examines the Houston Astros’ cheating scandal from a leadership perspective.

Aaron Reedy, who studied wild lizard populations as a graduate student at UVA, hopes his company, DataClassroom, can be at the forefront of the data science revolution.

Ann Mazur says yoga helped her finish her Ph.D. in just five years, as well as qualify for the Olympic Trials in the marathon. Now she’s on a mission to help others discover yoga’s benefits.

Meryl Kahn has been cheering on Cavalier sports teams ever since becoming pen pals with women’s basketball stars Heather and Heidi Burge when she was 5 years old.

As a child whose family was hurt by addiction, basketball was an outlet for UVA associate professor Joseph Williams. His life experiences are now a driving force behind his research.

A weekly ritual in which student-athletes and coaches discuss a book has been a key to the UVA men’s lacrosse team’s success, both on and off the field.

Emilio Alonso, who has been a Special Olympics volunteer for more than a decade, is set to coach one of his basketball players in a game featuring former NBA greats and WNBA players at this weekend’s NBA All-Star Weekend.

When it comes to school attendance, how many missed days are too many? UVA Today asked Robert C. Pianta, the dean of the Curry School of Education and Human Development.

UVA had a whopping 35 UVA student-athletes make the All-ACC Academic teams, including a record 10 football players and three Scholar-Athletes of the Year.