For Darrell Pacheco, owning a coffee company is not a grind, but a way to serve.
To reach Election Day, both parties endured some plot twists to put their candidates on the ballot. But there are similar precedents.
Bots may stoke fear and influence public opinion by flooding internet feeds with posts on specific issues.
This Halloween, a UVA School of Law professor examines the case that declared a house “legally haunted.”
A Darden School professor says AI and automation both create and eliminate jobs.
A UVA professor says younger voters have the potential to form a powerful voting bloc, but they usually don’t turn out in great enough numbers at the polls.
UVA experts say how a company responds during a crisis can improve its reputation afterward.
An estimated 25 million women experience menopause every year. A new book, co-written by a UVA expert, explores the legal context.