Dr. Christopher Holstege, School of Medicine, covers precautions to take to stay safe and healthy when exercising in the summer heat.
Chris Chang-Bacon, School of Education and Human Development, remarks on the benefits of biliteracy seals for students and how to improve access to them.
Kimberly Robinson, School of Law, and co-authors write about impacts the recent Supreme Court opinion may have on conventional and military colleges.
Dr. Bill Petri, UVA Health, comments on recent findings indicating that the first 1,000 days of a child's life are essential for lifetime health and well-being.
UVA's Corruption Lab on Ethics, Accountability, and the Rule of Law found that more screening and documentation reduced fraud during COVID-19.
Thirty-seven women, including School of Medicine Dean Dr. Melina Kibbe, were recognized at Virginia Business' Women in Leadership Awards this year.
Assistant engineering professor Daniel Abebayehu reminisces on an effective strategy his VCU professor taught him on how to navigate failure in science.
The Virginia Center for the Book hosted an event at UVA's Special Collections Library to demonstrate the process of printing the original Declaration of Independence.
Kim Whitler, Darden School of Business, comments on the value of pet-friendly and other specialized neighborhoods when targeting consumers.
School of Nursing student Sherrie Page Guyer reflects on the importance of parents including their young daughters in major life experiences like Taylor Swift concerts.
An upgraded Pegasus helicopter is taking flight at UVA Health, providing more room for crew members and life-saving equipment.
(Video) Jeffrey Blume, UVA School of Data Science, discusses the rise of artificial intelligence and how it can - and can't - support human work moving forward.
Psychology professor Daniel T. Willingham talks about strategies parents can use to help their kids read more in their summer leisure time.
Kim Forde-Mazrui, School of Law, discusses how Supreme Court outcomes may impact colleges and universities as a decision on affirmative action draws near.
On the heels of their return from the College World Series, Virginia Baseball's O'Ferrall, Anderson and Woolfolk head to training camp for the USA Collegiate National Team.
Key points from the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service's population estimates help state agencies, realtors and more navigate the changing landscape.
WTJU 91.1 FM, UVA's community radio station, won four Hometown Media Awards including Best Radio DJ of the Year from the Alliance for Community Media.
Dr. Irène Mathieu, UVA Health, discusses why more in-person engagement and less screen time can be helpful for children over summer break.
Professor of Jewish history James Loeffler comments on the revitalized use of the Jewish folk song “Hava Nagila” at non-Jewish events.
UVA Law professor Kenneth Abraham comments on legal questions surrounding the missing Titan submersible and its five passengers.