Historian Andrew Kahrl, a professor of African American studies, discusses Black land loss and its implications for wealth building.
The UVA Medical Center received the gold-standard “A” grade in a prominent hospital safety report released Monday.
The listing of the top hospitals in every state includes a rather familiar, Charlottesville-based medical center.
A UVA Law clinic is assisting Norfolk's commonwealth attorney in reviewing decades of criminal convictions linked to a disgraced police detective.
Larry Sabato, director of UVA’s Center for Politics, explores what’s at stake in tomorrow’s statewide elections.
UVA Health received the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives' "Most Wired" award for technology in healthcare.
The Swiss ambassador to the U.S. visited UVA's Center for Politics this week to discuss global viewpoints on democracy.
UVA researchers are running the first pilot study on the effectiveness of ultrasound therapy when treating addiction.
UVA Health handed out special Halloween treats for families with babies in the NICU this week, including tiny hats, books and blankets.
The UVA Equity Center and the School of Data Science have joined forces to create a fellowship that will use data to advance democracy.
Stanley Stepanic, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, discusses the history of vampire lore, dating back to 1047 A.D.
UVA Health researchers are looking into personalized care for cancer patients, tailored with the help of smartphones and smartwatches.
A new pan-University initiative will help ease access to entrepreneurship opportunities for students and faculty with new ideas.
UVA alumni David and Kathleen LaCross added $50 million to an earlier $44 million gift to Darden, making it the largest gift in the school's history.
The UVA Department of Drama's upcoming play, “Everybody,” will feature a lottery for casting in each show, with 120 possible combinations of actors.
UVA Health's Dr. Kyle Enfield discusses the symptoms of "Long COVID," which affects COVID-19 patients well after their original illness.
Looking for a hauntingly good time in Charlottesville? These tours offer a glimpse into the city's ghostly legends, including some at UVA.
After leaving the football team to focus on baseball full-time, UVA athlete Jay Woolfolk is brushing up on his pitches to get the team back to Omaha.
Kyle Kondik, Center for Politics, writes about the growing list of potential third party candidates for the 2024 presidential election.
UVA Health's Dr. Tim Showalter answers questions on how AI can be used to improve quality of life and treatment for patients with cancer.