Thousands descended on Charlottesville last week to take up the challenge of revitalizing local, national and global democracy.
A Center for Politics survey shows Americans from both political parties are willing to curtail constitutional guarantees to meet their ends.
UVA’s Democracy360 event seeks to increase understanding of threats to global democracy. One threat is the state of the media. Two veteran journalists weigh in.
Journalists, policymakers, scholars, activists, artists, students and community members from around the world are arriving in Charlottesville to explore the biggest challenges to democracy.
UVA alumna and U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger has been thrust into some of the most consequential national and international events in recent history.
Paul B. Stephan, an international law scholar, discusses territorial claims, the law of armed conflict, and more.
A group of nations, including some of the United States’ global adversaries, forms a sizable but incoherent bloc that’s riven with its own rivalries, says the director of UVA’s National Security Policy Center.
Vice Provost for Global Affairs Stephen Mull also shared how the University is supporting students affected by the fighting.