The UVA Center for Politics hosted 85 students from Iraq last week as part of its Global Perspectives of Democracy initiative.
Blue Ridge Poison Center director Dr. Chris Holstege discusses the risks of consuming too many caffeinated beverages.
Johnny Carpenter, Isaiah Wilkins and Chase Coleman have taken on new roles with the UVA men's basketball coaching staff.
Dr. J. Nicholas Brenton, UVA Health, discusses the possible benefits of a Keto Diet for some patients with long-term illness.
Nominations are open for the UVA Center for Politics' annual Defenders of Democracy Award.
Pharmacology doctoral candidate Synphane Gibbs-Shelton writes about microglia, specialized brain cells that may help with seizure recovery.
UVA Baseball's Jake Gelof is heading off to play for the Los Angeles Dodgers after being picked in the MLB Draft.
Kevin Driscoll, UVA Media Studies, comments on the rapid growth of Threads, an emerging Twitter rival.
Middle and high school students from Charlottesville and Albemarle gain essential experience with the Starr Hill Pathways Summer Program.
The Darden School of Business takes top marks for sustainability among its global competitors.
As renovations on the University Chapel near completion, the family of one of the first couples to be married there remarks on the space.
Gary Ferguson, Department of French, offers insight on the reason behind tin cans being traditionally tied to wedding getaway cars.
The School of Nursing is now guaranteeing admission to graduate school for qualifying alumni, which will address staffing shortages in the healthcare field.
UVA Law's Danielle Keats Citron expands on the civil right to digital privacy -- and the impacts of violating it -- in her new book.
Rodney Sullivan, Darden School of Business, discusses the recently rejected student loan forgiveness plan and next steps for borrowers.
Sonia LaMonica, 13-year head women's lacrosse coach for Towson University, will soon take the reins for UVA's women's lacrosse team.
For Liz Epstein, a McIntire School of Commerce student and Area 2 Farms outreach director, providing the Arlington community with kosher-certified produce is personal.
According to business advice company Venture Starter, recent graduates from the Darden School of Business are among the highest earners.
Over 50 people became new U.S. citizens at Monticello on July 4, where UVA President Jim Ryan shared his own relevant story as the keynote speaker.
Siva Vaidhyanathan, Department of Media Studies, discusses Meta's recent announcement of "Threads," a product that could rival Twitter.