It’s easier to pass a law if the parties work together, research from the Center for Effective Lawmaking shows.
As for-profit news organizations cut reporting staffs, nonprofit efforts are making more sense.
During a UVA visit, Heaphy says investigating Charlottesville’s deadly Unite the Right rally was an unplanned audition for a similar role in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
UVA business and commerce experts say recent news of banks in financial trouble are the result of management more than the system.
Risa Goluboff will serve on a federal committee established in 1955 as part of the Library of Congress.
The former congresswoman will guest lecture in classes and public events, and participate in research.
After 17 years of service in the Virginia General Assembly, UVA Law graduate Jennifer McClellan will be the first Black woman to represent Virginia in Congress.
UVA legal and political experts consider the likely outcomes, good and bad, of the war in Ukraine.