UVA students and their peers at Belgium’s Ghent University engaged in deep discussions about resilience that culminated in the exchange of some truly special photos that you can see right here.
Meet Khalif Audian-El, a third-year student who started out studying engineering, but quickly found his passion in African American and African studies and politics.
This student built an entire network to make small-scale donations to help people’s lives, and he thinks more people should do the same.
The young alumni honored have started companies, created alternatives to harmful pesticides, identified brain cells that influence psychiatric disorders, and represented tennis stars and NFL quarterbacks.
What can you do to help members of the Latino community in Charlottesville who have suffered greatly during the pandemic? Here’s a good place to start.
Olivia Pavco-Giaccia, who launched a company, worked for the White House and produced and hosted shows for the Discovery Channel and Facebook Watch, aims to inspire young girls through science.
The third-year commerce student is working hard to help other first-generation students “see that UVA is attainable for them and that they have just as much potential as other students.”
The story of Cavalier trailblazers Harrison Davis, Stan Land, Kent Merritt and John Rainey, UVA’s first four African American scholarship athletes.