A UVA School of Law professor examines what types of triggers would enact the so-called “trigger laws” that many states are crafting in anticipation of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
Gary Nimax’s personal experience is a key reason he remains passionately involved in the work of the LGBT Committee, part of the UVA Diversity Council.
Arthur Small cut his vacation short to take a flight and then a 14-hour bus trip to Kyiv, all to teach a class for Ukrainians.
Ian Baucom has high aspirations for the University, including “that our faculty represent a diversity of who we are as a people.”
Red-tailed hawks have become the mascot of the main library renovation/construction project.
University leaders broke ground Thursday for a proposed $80 million football operations center scheduled to open in 2024. It is the planned centerpiece of an athletics complex being built on North Grounds.
Robert Ruff’s previous support of the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers and his backing for the subsequent programming for that space was a precursor to his current gift.
The University bestowed its highest awards for excellence in scholarship and excellence in service upon two faculty members.