With their visibility on the rise, UVA Law's John J. Martin clarifies the responsibilities of individual states' secretaries of state.
A new book by UVA assistant art professor Giulia Paoletti dives into the history of photography in West Africa.
For the second year, the UVA Cancer Center is awarding grants to five community projects fighting cancer disparities.
Doctoral candidate Katherine Churchill writes about the history of people looting or stealing libraries for archival power.
Dr. Mitchell Rosner, School of Medicine, remarks on the prevalence of water bottles and how much water we truly need.
The Virginia Film Festival is collecting entries for its 37th annual event, slated to begin in October.
Darden professor Yo-Jud Cheng offers thoughts on why U.S. businesses are seeing a mass exodus of CEOs.
The UVA swimming and diving team returned victorious from the Atlantic Coast Conference championship last week.
Brad Wilcox, Department of Sociology, answers questions on the state of marriage in the U.S.
Dr. Amanda Silva, UVA Health, writes about breast reconstruction options for patients who have mastectomies.
Dr. John Kim, School of Medicine, writes about the benefits of a diet rich in Omega-3 fatty acids.
The UVA Center for Politics is encouraging young voters to get involved early in this year's elections.
UVA Law celebrated meeting its $400 million fundraising goal 15 months ahead of schedule.
(Video) Fredrick Schauer, UVA Law, discusses the way the public understands free speech versus how it actually works.
UVA Ph.D. candidate Audrey Putelo and professor Melanie Rutkowski discuss how custom health care plans may impact results.
A UVA panel last week discussed why some people feel climate anxiety and how to combat it.
A former teaching laboratory at UVA will be designated as a National Historic Chemical Landmark this week.
UVA Health's Dr. Costi Sifri shares the latest information on COVID-19 symptoms, treatment and prevalence.
Archivist of the United States Colleen Shogan paid a visit to UVA's Miller Center to discuss national moments frozen in time.
Emily Solari, School of Education and Human Development, remarks on the value of early childhood reading skills.