A very new study of very old paints is helping UVA restore Thomas Jefferson’s image of the Lawn.
Nursing student Ren Capucao delved into the history of Filipino nurses in Virginia to better understand how they became the largest group of internationally educated nurses in the U.S.
Dr. Joseph Park, chief of the foot and ankle division in the UVA Health System’s Department of Orthopedic Surgery, discusses one of the worst injuries an athlete can sustain: a ruptured Achilles tendon.
Bumblebees, which are native to North America, are in decline. A UVA graduate student is examining some reasons why.
By 2020, one in seven Virginians will be over 65, according to new projections from UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center. The projections also show a slowing statewide growth rate and growing urban-rural divide.
A loaner program initiated by UVA’s astronomy department puts telescopes in the hands of teachers and students.
Natural sugar “armor” shocked even scientists with its durability. Check out the secret a UVA scientist discovered hidden away in acidic hot springs.
Dr. José Oberholzer, recently honored by the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, has nearly doubled organ transplants at UVA, pioneered juvenile diabetes treatments – and run 25 marathons to help the cause