Lillian Rojas comments on student self-governance as she steps into her role as student representative on UVA's Board of Visitors.
Arts & Sciences undergrad Sarah Deavers writes about the recent shift in the horror film genre from chilling to cheesy.
Andrew Dudley, UVA Health, discusses a pair of studies that could be instrumental in slowing the progression of breast cancer.
Max Luna, director of UVA's Latino Health Initiative, highlights efforts to help Latino people feel more comfortable performing CPR.
UVA's soccer programs landed the #9 spot on Sports Brief's list of best soccer colleges in the country.
A national initiative led by UVA Health and partners aims to further reduce barriers to health care by offering accessible telehealth services to older adults.
Research coauthored by Kyle Dobson, Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, dives into why some social media posts are viewed as bot-written.
Dr. Bill Petri, UVA Health, discusses how families can stunt the spread of human metapneumovirus while immune systems remain weak from COVID-19.
The Cooper Center assisted Albemarle County with a report on local jobs in defense, as the county considers funding a major expansion of Rivanna Station.
A look into the life of the Manning family and their decision to make a $100 million gift to help UVA launch the Manning Institute of Biotechnology.
In an essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education, President Ryan writes about diversity, equity and inclusion and suggests there is room for common ground.
Jess Reia, School of Data Science, writes on the rise of "night mayors" in large cities to extend dependable governance into bustling overnight hours.
Ruth Mason, UVA Law, comments on the drawbacks of the "California Effect," where laws passed in larger states influence action in smaller states.
Darden's Anton Korinek comments on striking a balance for welfare program work requirements as debt ceiling discussions swirl.
Co-author Brad Wilcox, UVA Sociology, talks about steps parents can take to monitor and promote healthy social media use for their children.
Anelyssa D'Abreu, UVA Neurology, answers four key questions on REM sleep behavior disorder and its possible link to dementia.
The Cavaliers are bringing home titles in every corner of the athletics world, tearing through national championships at an unprecedented speed.
Tim Beatley, School of Architecture, remarks on the value of green spaces and "immersive nature" when designing and developing urban structures.
Five new appointees will join the Integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia (iTHRIV) Scholars Program, advancing clinical research and discovery.
As Stroke Awareness Month draws to a close, UVA Health's Necrisha Roach and Andrew Southerland share reminders of key risk factors and prevention.