Antonio Brodie Jr. is looking to make his mark in both the education and business sectors by working on critical projects with African American stakeholders in mind.
Five-minute “Empathy Kit” videos, created by undergraduate students in a course on neurodegenerative diseases, offer outlooks on what it is like to live with a neurological disorder.
Karolina Naranjo-Velasco hopes to improve the problem of lesser data transparency in South America, as compared to the U.S.
As an undergraduate, Martin has co-written three math theory papers, two of which have been published. Now he will pursue his doctorate.
From an MIT engineering degree to business consulting to law school, Tiffany Mickel has allowed intellectual curiosity to set her path.
Sustainability advocates, working in different roles on Grounds, are helping make the University greener.
Langston Long, a safety on the football team who goes by the nickname “Lex,” is also a tenor with the Virginia Gentlemen.
From providing emergency medical kits to humanitarian fundraising, students are using their skills and determination to support the country, which was invaded by Russia on Feb. 24.