Four UVA Health and UVA Physicians Group leaders share their outlook on patient care for the next 2-3 years.
Members of the UVA football team delivered hundreds of frozen turkeys to a local food bank, thanks to a Kroger partnership.
Ryan T. Wright, McIntire School of Commerce, offers advice on how to dodge identity theft and the most current scams.
The Anne & Gene Worrell Foundation made a $640,000 commitment to UVA Wise's newly unveiled regional humanities center.
Heading to Lighting of the Lawn this Friday? Be sure to double-check road closures and parking guidance.
A new study written in part by UVA neuropsychologist Aaron Reuben found that leaded gasoline exposure damaged mental health in the U.S.
UVA instructors Laura Goldblatt and Richard Handler talk about the history of selecting artwork for U.S. postage stamps.
Why do we laugh? Three UVA assistant professors discuss their courses on Grounds that explore laughter and humor.
The Darden School of Business at UVA landed among Poets & Quants' top five U.S. MBA programs, rising three spots from 2023.
Amanda Silva and Alyssa Mixon, UVA Health, write about treatment options for patients with lymphedema.
UVA toxicology experts helped compile "The Socrates Project," a book on Virginia's most dangerous plants.
Marina Weiler, UVA Division of Perceptual Studies, shares tips on calming the mind to cope with holiday conflict.
Michael Palmer, UVA Center for Teaching Excellence, writes about how generative AI could be a meaningful teaching tool.
UVA Health is partnering with rural Virginia health providers to boost access to cancer screenings.
A study by UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center found that expanding rail service will benefit Virginia's economy.
UVA Health’s Dr. Patrick Jackson explains bird flu and how it’s currently being transmitted.
The UVA Community Food Pantry is providing meal kits to students staying on Grounds over Thanksgiving.
UVA celebrated the opening of its sixth University-level institute, the National Security Data and Policy Institute, on Friday.
UVA Peer Health Educators' 33rd annual 4Y5K run to promote bystander intervention strategies already has over 1,000 sign-ups.
Charlotte Matthews, School of Continuing and Professional Studies, inspires online classes of learners statewide.