UVA’s 3,000-acre Morven Farm property was given as a gift from philanthropist John Kluge in 2001.
Chief Student Affairs Officer and Dean of Students Robyn Hadley gives a glimpse into student life, wellness and the road ahead as UVA prepares for the fall semester.
The selected titles on this list include fiction, memoir, poetry, children’s books and nonfiction, from historic to current topics.
The University has detailed next steps in creating career paths for members of the community based on recommendations from the Pipelines & Pathways Working Group. (Photo by Sanjay Suchak, University Communications)
“Some people will continue to have access to local abortion clinics; some will not be able to obtain an abortion in their state,” said UVA law professor Naomi Cahn.
The President and Provost’s Fund for Institutionally Related Research made its third annual round of awards in an effort to support faculty research that shows potential to benefit the University community.
Feeling the realities of war, UVA’s Arthur Small inspired a group of Ukrainian college students during his travels to Kyiv to teach a course.
In Virginia, most nurse practitioners operate under the supervision of a medical doctor. But during COVID-19, the governor temporarily relaxed rules to allow more nurse practitioners to work autonomously.