At two separate events last week, a former Palestinian Authority official and a journalist shared their takes on peace possibilities and free speech.
After eight years of work, their pro bono efforts paid off for school children in Flint, Michigan.
The high court on Friday agreed to hear three cases with clients represented by clinics at the University of Virginia School of Law.
For decades, a majority of Americans have wanted to dump the Constitution’s quirky compromise for electing presidents.
Considering land use and landscape architecture when rebuilding after Hurricane Helene could improve resilience in future storms, UVA professor says.
Mara Rudman of UVA’s Miller Center said the conflict extends to Moscow, Beijing and Tehran.
The new general manager of the Washington Capitals is a product of two years well-spent on UVA’s North Grounds.
The School of Continuing and Professional Studies is adding to its suite of education programs for public safety professionals.