UVA students who have been vaccinated – many of them nursing and medical students – are serving as interpreters, checking in patients, giving shots and working to educate the community.
Catherine Denton and her peers wishing to administer vaccines that protect against coronavirus will soon have their chance, thanks to an effort led by professors Bethany Coyne, Sarah Craig, Tomeka Dowling, and Emma Mitchell that offers new training and education as part of Mitchell’s spring Community and Population Health course.
Coming out of high school in Chicago, Louie Hayes had doubters, but he has proved them wrong in a big way – both on the wrestling mat and in the classroom.
Nate Scott, managing editor of USA Today’s “For the Win” sports news site and host of a true crime podcast, came to Darden through a fellowship focused on the future of media.
Take a look back at the program’s first national title win – and UVA’s 28th team title – clinched in Greensboro Saturday night.
Ogunkoya, who grew up in Queens, New York, first discovered UVA through a program for first-generation college students. Nearly three years later, she’s loving her time here.
Now that outdoor graduations may accommodate up to 5,000 people, President Jim Ryan says UVA has “far more flexibility in planning a ceremony for the Class of 2021.” Plans will be announced no later than April 2.
In partnership with an alumna’s nonprofit, three UVA students took the lead in distributing thousands of masks made by female artisans in Guatemala.