Law professor Amanda Frost discusses Supreme Court ethics in the wake of recent reports about a justice’s relationship with a prominent Republican activist.
Several of the marchers who began the violent “Unite the Right” weekend in August 2017 with a torchlit march down the Lawn are now being indicted.
UVA’s College at Wise took time on Saturday to remember the late Don Pippin, a major figure in the college’s development and a key link with UVA.
Dirk Katstra, who has led the Virginia Athletics Foundation for 26 years, is stepping away to take another fundraising position within the University.
A law student battling cancer got what she wanted: discharge from a hospital in time to claim her seat at a Taylor Swift concert.
UVA’s Karsh Institute of Democracy is examining the decline of local journalism and its erosive effects on democracy.
In a podcast, psychology professor Brian Nosek explains how to become an educated consumer of scientific information.
While Congress focuses on TikTok, it may be missing a much larger technological threat, warns Aynne Kokas of UVA’s Miller Center.
Mark Bernardino, who coached UVA to 27 ACC championships from 1978 to 2013, was elected to the American Swimming Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Racial justice activist Jill Collen Jefferson credits the late UVA history professor Julian Bond with inspiring her career as “a disciple of civil rights.”
UVA Health was named the best-in-class hospital in Virginia, according to the WebMD Patient Choice and Medscape Physician Choice awards.
UVA alumnus Leland Melvin is the only man on Earth who has been drafted into the NFL and walked in space.
Lo Davis, executive director of Cav Futures, discusses the current state of the University’s official student-athlete NIL collective.
A UVA-led study finds that a new approach to teaching reading and writing added 16 percentage points to students’ performance on year-end tests.
UVA’s record-setting Kate Douglass won the Honda Sport Award for swimming and diving for the second consecutive year.
The entire Buckingham County registrar’s office has resigned after “baseless” charges of voter fraud – a not-uncommon consequence, UVA’s Center for Politics says.
The expansion of UVA’s safety Ambassador program to the Downtown Mall came at the request of city officials, in response to the recent wave of gun violence.
UVA students who go into finance earn an average of nearly $20,000 in salary – tops among public universities in the U.S., according to a new ranking.
When federal court rulings collide, the Supreme Court steps in. There’s no need for panic and chaos, said UVA law professor Amanda Frost.
A UVA Law clinic played a major role in formulating new legislation governing temporary detention orders for mental health crises.