Despite voters’ increasing disaffection with the status quo, independents and third parties have limited roles in two-party system, UVA experts say.
UVA Center for Politics experts consider what the Georgia Senate runoff election means for the country and what it says about voters.
Ryan Buscaglia plans to investigate innovation ecosystems and entrepreneurship while pursuing a free master’s degree in Beijing.
A major U.S. city voted to allow police robots to kill people, drawing both praise and shock. A UVA Law professor weighs in.
The Karsh Institute of Democracy’s One Small Step project highlights the connective power of conversations.
UVA Licensing & Ventures Group Executive Director Richard W. Chylla and Entrepreneur in Residence Andy Krouse visited with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and others at a Virginia business incubator.
More than 40 years of precedent allowing the use of race as a consideration in college admissions is on the line.
Once an intern at UVA’s Center for Politics, Geoff Skelley is now a senior elections analyst for one of the nation’s most visible election forecasting sites.