Rosalyn Baldwin, 13, visited Charlottesville this week to hug University Police Department officers as part of her "A Hug for Love" tour.
The University of Virginia’s College at Wise welcomed nearly 500 new first-year students and transfers last week, its largest class in ten years.
Darden School of Business MBA candidate Megan Huntsinger shares her experience learning in Darden's collaborative, case-based environment.
A new concussion clinic at UVA Health will explore treatment options for persistent symptoms in youth and teen athletes.
UVA alum Travis McDonald has been working to restore Thomas Jefferson's Bedford County retreat for nearly 40 years.
UVA professor and ethnographer David Nemer discusses the effectiveness of technology within Brazilian shantytowns known as "favelas."
Kevin Driscoll, Department of Media Studies, comments on the current state of Meta's new social media platform, "Threads."
UVA Health's Connor Berlin performed 20 operations in three weeks on wounded soldiers as a volunteer in Ukraine.
Dalai Lama Fellows from more than 20 countries visited UVA's Contemplative Sciences Center last month. Learn more about their experience.
Opened in April at the Darden School of Business, the Forum Hotel is Kimpton's first property on a college campus (or Grounds).
ICYMI, UVA bade farewell to four panels of the Berlin Wall, which were returned to their owners in early August after more than nine years on Grounds.
UVA Health's Dr. Li Li, one of Cancer Health's top 25 champions of health equity, is devoted to researching cancer risks in different communities.
In time for the new academic year, now is the time to refresh yourself on the activities, food and charm of Charlottesville.
UVA researchers are tracking down the cause of plaque buildup in the heart and exploring solutions to coronary artery disease.
Third-year Virginia quarterback Malachi Fields is eager to learn and grow as he returns to the field for his first season since a foot injury.
Kathryn Thornton, former NASA astronaut and current UVA professor, shares her story through the First Lady of Virginia's "Sisterhood Spotlight."
“Homegoing,” an installation on the National Mall in memory of AIDS victims, features music by UVA professor Ashon T. Crawley.
Quinn Curtis, UVA Law, and coauthor Ian Ayres discuss how "guardrails" on retirement plans could limit narrow investments and excessive fees.
Powerful partnerships between sibling rivals UVA and Virginia Tech aim for a safer, healthier future. We'll remember that on the field this November.
MBA student Pooja Vittal stays busy on Grounds with a doubled course load and a leading role with the Darden Student Association.