Rhoback, founded by Matt and Kristina Loftus while they were enrolled at Darden, has temporarily switched from polos, pullovers and performance T-shirts to much-needed face masks. They are also raising money for local restaurants.
Shah is president of The Rockefeller Foundation and a former USAID administrator, where he addressed major global development challenges, accelerated work to end poverty and led efforts to provide life-saving access to food, health and water for millions of children.
With the National Census Day coming up April 1, the University is urging off-Grounds students to fill out a form, even though they may temporarily be living at home.
Robert Bruner, David Smith and David Leblang will discuss the economic consequences of COVID-19 and possible policy responses during a public webinar on Thursday.
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The UVA Center for Politics’ chief said that former Vice President Joe Biden’s resurgence on Tuesday was almost unprecedented, and set up a two-man race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Darden professor Mary Gentile, the creator of a business curriculum for values-driven leadership, examines the Houston Astros’ cheating scandal from a leadership perspective.
Historian Erik Linstrum examines the implications of Great Britain’s separation from the European Union.