Interviewed for The Conversation, UVA’s Raymond Scheppach says the flood of federal money may have been a rare occurrence in federal-state relations: too much of a good thing.
Three professors whose scholarship focuses on Haiti – Marlene Daut, Laurent Dubois and Robert Fatton – provide background and possible next steps for the country.
Alumna Mary Jane McFadden, a founder of the Virginia Law Women, looks back 50 years later.
Bonnie, a UVA law professor, served on a national commission that recommended decriminalizing marijuana in the 1970s – a vision now taking shape in Virginia today.
Naomi Cahn, director of the School of Law’s Family Law Center, shared her expertise about conservatorships, Spears’ situation and what could come next in the legal battle.
Four Darden professors explore the future of investing, from Wall Street’s pandemic rally to gamification, Bitcoin and NFTs. Confused? Read on.
President Biden’s homeland security adviser, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, joined George W. Bush’s homeland security adviser, Frances Townsend, for UVA’s third “Democracy Dialogues” event.
Batten professor Craig Volden no longer designs spacecraft; instead, he’s engineering a metric to combat political gridlock.