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"The most fascinating part of the article is the very end, which describes a University of Virginia study where boys who stood at the bottom of a hill with friends saw that hill as dramatically less steep than boys standing alone."
Work by James Coan of the University of Virginia showed that the negative impact of giving a mild electric shock to a woman who is in a happy, committed relationship will produce much less of an impact on her anxiety, pain and blood pressure if she is holding her partner's hand.
During the day Meaghan Cabot teaches French at Nelson County High School, but most nights and weekends she dons the orange and blue of the University of Virginia, where she coaches the dance team.
As Rick Santorum wraps up his bid for the White House, political analyst and University of Virginia Center for Politics Director Larry Sabato is looking into his crystal ball to see what's next for the GOP race, or what's left of it.
Lawmakers introduced bills after being inspired by a student competition conducted last summer at the Sorensen Institute’s College Leaders Program at the University of Virginia.
Higher education consultant Richard Hersh appeared on the Colbert Report and cited the University of Virginia as an example of a university taking the right approach to higher education.
The University of Virginia School of Law is searching for the original books Thomas Jefferson selected for the university's founding.
The 23rd-ranked Virginia baseball team finished off a three-game ACC series sweep of Wake Forest with an 11-2 victory Monday evening at Davenport Field.
Ann Clark Master’s in special education
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Meg Jay Clinical assistant professor, Department of Human Services
A study from the University of Virginia shows black youth are more likely to end up in the local juvenile justice system than their white counterparts.
Respected political scientist Larry Sabato is calling Virginia’s Republican lawmakers “the most conservative in the party’s modern rise,” saying their control of the state legislature led to a “dramatic change in priorities and emphasis,” ranging from economic to social issues.
Professor Rita Dova of the University of Virginia's English Department will deliver the annual Lorraine W. Frank Lecture for the Arizona Humanities Council, in honor of poetry month.
University of Virginia media studies department chair Siva Vaidhyanathan will participate in a Slate-sponsored debate at New York University on April 17.
The $2.1 million project involves renovating part of a warehouse on Curtly Lane, off Ivy Road. The warehouse’s owner, the University of Virginia, will retain ownership of the property and enter a lease agreement with the county.
You may have been told that discussing politics was impolite. Well. Larry J. Sabato never got this message.
"The University of Virginia has been a tremendous asset for developing and attracting innovative and talented people who then create their own businesses, hire workers, and strengthen our economy."