With tick season underway, UVA’s Dr. Chris Holstege of the Blue Ridge Poison Center shares what you need to know to stay protected.
UVA alumna, chef and author Tanya Holland is bringing the history of Southern cuisine to Grounds in a two-week summer course.
A $43.4 million gift from UVA alumni Kathleen and David LaCross will help UVA advance early childhood education.
Virginia baseball’s season may be over, but teammates are celebrating the resilience of outfielder Harrison Didawick.
UVA economics professor Emma Harrington explains how COVID-era remote work slowed career growth for young workers.
An American Heart Association grant will support UVA neurologist Dr. Jonathan Crowe’s research on stroke care.
The Cavalier Marching Band is raising funds to send more of its instrumentalists to Brazil to cheer on the UVA football team this August.
UVA Health is partnering with other healthcare providers to better understand peripheral T-cell lymphoma, a rare blood cancer.
A new UVA Health plastic surgery clinic on Pantops will expand space for patient consultations and care.
UVA fellow Iris de Rode explains what unearthed Revolutionary War-era buttons and coins can teach us about history.
UVA behavioral scientist and engineering professor Leidy Klotz shares five ways to rethink your workspace for greater happiness.
UVA baseball locked up a spot in the NCAA tournament and will head to the Hattiesburg Regional this week.
UVA researchers are using AI tools to help special education teachers reduce paperwork.
With vibration plates gaining popularity, Virginia Athletics staff and athletes weigh the benefits – and the hype.
University of Virginia men’s golf team competes in worst-ball putting challenge (opens a new window)
(Video) UVA golfers recreate game-day pressure in practice with a “worst ball” putting challenge designed to sharpen focus.
UVA Health’s Robin Chandler and Lofton Neal share what inspired them to pursue nursing as a second career.
At an event on Grounds, UVA students tried adaptive sports, including wheelchair basketball and blind soccer.
There’s still time to support the Charlottesville Media Group’s “Cares for Kids” radiothon benefiting UVA Health Children’s.
Chuck Howard, UVA Darden School of Business, examines why value-conscious diners are choosing sit-down restaurants over fast food.
The Darden School of Business will host a conference to explore how education should adapt in the age of AI.