Johnson Li, UVA Class of 2025, discusses his road to being a first-generation college graduate while serving in the Virginia National Guard.
Reggie Leonard, UVA School of Data Science and UVA grad Lee Campbell are part of a growing effort to elevate Virginia’s wine industry.
UVA Health University Medical Center is setting the standard for patient care and treatment in Virginia and beyond.
Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp, Department of Religious Studies, remarks on new sustainable methods for disposing of religious garments.
Do healthier foods really expire faster? Jeehye Christine Kim, McIntire School of Commerce, explains her research on food spoilage education.
UVA Health urologist Dr. Kirsten Greene explains how blood tests can detect prostate cancer even before symptoms appear.
UVA women's track and field team wins its first ACC outdoor championship title since 1987.
UVA biology professor Butch Brodie explores the extinction threats facing two salamander species native to Virginia.
UVA Blue Ridge Poison Center's Dr. Christopher Holstege cautions against the use of Tianeptine, or "gas station heroin.
Natalie Rodriguez and her father, Juan Pablo Rodriguez, both walked the Lawn as UVA graduates on Saturday.
More than 40 years after first enrolling at UVA, local restaurateur Mary Ann Parr earned her spot in the Class of 2025.
UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center forecasts changes ahead for Virginia’s job market.
UVA Health Children’s Dr. Frank DiPaola explains the benefits of living donor liver transplants.
Students, families and those traveling through the Charlottesville region are encouraged to plan ahead as UVA Finals Weekend nears.
UVA Health welcomed more than 100 travel nurses as permanent team members in 2024.
The UVA Batten School’s Peacekeeper Brunch honored community members who have taken the lead in fostering peace.
The UVA women's swim team, with the help of President Jim Ryan, celebrated a fifth consecutive NCAA championship title with a splash.
UVA Health’s Dr. Fern Hauck, a family medicine physician, explains why SIDS prevention education remains important.
UVA Darden School of Business MBA student Gianni Ross shares how the faculty and campus opportunities inspired his decision to return to UVA for his graduate studies.
UVA researchers have discovered that taking certain HIV medications may lower the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.