In an insightful profile, first-year UVA head football coach Tony Elliott elaborates on the influences that led him to Charlottesville.
Undergrads aren’t the only ones starting a new adventure this month. A national publication visits the opening reception at the Darden School of Business.
The publication spotlights the promising biomedical research of up-and-coming engineering professor Rachel Letteri.
UVA ranks No. 18 in the nation in the number of Black baccalaureate graduates who went on to earn research doctorates between 2010 and 2020.
Alum Denny McCarthy is quietly having his best year on the PGA Tour. He remains alive in the tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs, despite a wacky shot last week.
Immunologist and COVID-19 researcher Dr. William Petri fields readers’ questions about COVID-19, monkeypox and polio.
A columnist with a taste for hamburgers highlights a UVA insititution, and tells the story of how the restaurant and its signature burger got their names.
UVA Health pediatrician Dr. Ann Kellams says hospitals that provide time and space for breastfeeding caregivers are making a wise investment in their employees.
Psychology grad student Jessica Mazen is the co-author of a new study that links U.S. counties’ slave populations in 1860 to higher rates of gun ownership.
The University’s top STEM educators recently gave 80 rising ninth- and 10th-graders from around Virginia four days of immersion in college life.
A commentary recalls author Salman Rushdie’s fierce defense of free speech – even hate speech – in a 2016 lecture at UVA.
A research team that includes UVA environmental scientist Cora Baird observed blue crabs employing surprising new tactics to ambush prey.
In a video, the CEO of UVA Health discusses innovative solutions to staffing issues in an age of COVID-related burnout for health care workers.
Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy Dean Ian Solomon offers his prescription for overcoming the threats to democracy.
The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection receives a surprise celebrity endorsement.
David Green, an engineering professor, calls the notion of offering his ancestor’s former slave cabin for rent on AirBnb “disrespectful.”
Media studies professor Siva Vaidyanathan said a major merger in the publishing industry, currently before a federal court, has great potential to harm “midlist” authors.
Megan Juelfs, senior associate director of research at the Darden School of Business, and a co-author examine the future of work in the age of autonomous labor.
Researchers at UVA and Brigham Young University analyzed about 400 million voter records to figure out which groups are most – and least – likely to vote.
(Commentary by James Loeffler, Berkowitz Professor of Jewish History and director of the Jewish Studies Program) Five years ago this week, white nationalists trudged through the Grounds of the University of Virginia, barking one phrase over and over again: “Jews will not replace us.” The most prominent response from counter-protesters was a three-word chant now familiar to every American, “Black Lives Matter.” It’s a mismatch that speaks to the larger question of how antisemitism connects to racism in contemporary America.