Faculty at the University of Virginia at Wise will support curricula development needs and provide program guidance.

Charlottesville, home to University of Virginia, had the fourth highest uninsured rate of 24.6 percent.

Recently Philippe Cousteau's Azure World and the University of Virginia created a game that allows users to create scenarios from new government policies to ...

The Fontaine Research Park in Albemarle County is looking to add hundreds of thousands of square feet of office space to its campus. With that growth comes concerns over traffic and an important connector that was key to getting the go-ahead at Tuesday night's planning commission meeting. The Albemarle County Planning Commission unanimously approved more than 300,000 square feet of new office and medical space at the park.

A groundbreaking study by researchers at the University of Virginia and George Washington University finds that children adopted by lesbian and gay male couples develop just as well as those adopted by heterosexual parents. The findings, published in the August issue of the journal Applied Developmental Science, are important because of the debate surrounding gay parenting.

Judy DeLoache Psychology professor DeLoache notes in her studies that all children have intense interests when they are young. So plan times with your children for them to pursue an interest.

Joe Baker School of Law graduate

A visit to the University of Virginia spotlights the visionary approach to religious plurality of Thomas Jefferson, America’s third president.

In August 1818, Thomas Jefferson authored a report for the Virginia Legislature that laid out the topics to be included in the curriculum of his newly founded University of Virginia.

Marc Verica quarterback Paying players takes agents out of college ball ... "The old 'Should players be paid?' argument," said University of Virginia quarterback Marc Verica, smiling. "It's a touchy subject. It's such a huge industry. ... We don't have it bad. We're getting our education paid for in full. They're taking care of your food and rent. You've just got to take care of business. Do your studying. Get your degree. Play football now and then you'll have a chance to make money when you get out."

Kevin Brandt School of Continuing & Professional Studies Kevin Brandt is working toward his Graduate Certificate in e-Marketing from the University's of Virginia's School of Continuing & Professional Studies, to benefit both his company and his own professional development. 

James Loeffler assistant professor of Jewish history and a musician The Most Musical Nation: Jews and Culture in the Late Russian Empire (Yale University Press Tablet: A New Read on Jewish Life / July 27 Larry Sabato Politics professor and director of the Center for Politics Rangel woes GOP's gain Times Union (Albany, N.Y.) / July 27 Susan Saliba senior associate athletic trainer and clinical instructor; certified athletic trainer and licensed physical therapist New School and Library Books Give Student Athletes 'The Edge' Benzinga, the Trading Idea Network / July 26 Chris Sprigman and Dot...

University of Virginia's College at Wise, this U-Va. branch college is cited for its free stress-management seminars and for the $2,000-a-year allowance for employee education.

The Chronicle's third annual report is based on a survey of 43,000 employees at 275 campuses and includes University of Virginia's College at Wise on this list.

Outside the lab in sweltering July conditions, 11 students enrolled in a five-week field school for University of Virginia credit worked in various excavation sites on the grounds.

Stanley Fish's article mentions the Rosenberger v. University of Virginia case, "where the court points out that in the context of a limited forum, the “student groups eligible for . . . support are not the University’s agents, are not subject to its control, and are not its responsibility.” (It does not speak through the groups.)"

The Memory Disorders Clinic at the University of Virginia Health System conducts research trials with people from Virginia and across the country. They recruit patients, but having a database like TrialMatch could revolutionize the way doctors help people with the disease.