See scenes from the grand opening of the Virginia Guesthouse Hotel and Conference Center.
Virginia lacrosse has embraced its 'death-defying' journey to the NCAA tourname (opens a new window)
Virginia men’s lacrosse turned its season around and earned a spot in the NCAA tournament.
Frank Warnock, UVA Darden School of Business, explains why returns on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds are rising.
Charlottesville is ranked among the top 10 college towns in the U.S. for academic and economic opportunities.
UVA pediatric mental health nurse practitioner Pamela Byrnes says rage rooms can be fun, but they’re not a substitute for therapy.
UVA Health joined a clinical trial to identify effective ways to prevent strokes in patients with narrowing arteries.
More than 300 UVA students competed in the UVA Foundry’s Entrepreneurship Cup.
UVA alumnus Will Coleman and his horse Diabolo captured a prestigious five-star equestrian tournament win this week.
UVA professor Jack Hamilton explores how 1980s heartland rock bridged ideological divides
Fourth-year students Annie Zhao and Boris Nakashyan reflect on their time living on the UVA Lawn.
UVA Health’s Dr. Drew Harris explains the urgent need for stronger regulations to protect the lung health of coal mining communities.
New tools at UVA Health are helping preserve donor organs before transplantation.
A UVA Health nurse donated part of her liver to a stranger and says she would do it again.
A new genetic research tool developed at UVA will help identify genes that cause diseases.
UVA is among seven Virginia Bee Campus USA affiliates committed to pollinator conservation.
Maximilian Brichta, UVA School of Education and Human Development, examines the rise of social media finance influencers and their effect on young people
“Fat Swim,” a new book by UVA alumna Emma Copley Eisenberg, explores the lives of characters across a range of body types.
A new radio telescope at UVA will help researchers better understand dark matter, invisible subatomic particles.
This week, UVA students and community members are encouraged through “Hoos Unplugged” to prioritize tech-free well-being.
UVA economics professor Leora Friedberg examines how limiting the use of credit history in hiring improves outcomes for workers.