UVA Cancer Center physician Dr. Nicole Kelleher, a past winner of the Charlottesville Women’s Four-Miler, enters Saturday’s race with a new perspective: that of a cancer survivor.
From Kiplinger to Money Magazine, publications roll out their assessments of colleges and universities just as students descend upon campuses around the country. Here’s how UVA has stacked up so far.
Singletary, who is pursuing his master’s degree in strategic communications at La Salle University, recently put on a clinic for children in Charlottesville with fellow Hoo Harold Deane.
More than 3,900 first-year and transfer students filed onto the Lawn Sunday evening, ready to begin their careers as Cavaliers.
Families pulled packed cars into parking spaces all along Alderman and McCormick roads, where UVA “Greeters” waited with strong arms ready to be filled with stuffed Ikea bags, microwaves and mini refrigerators.
Dr. Christopher Holstege, who leads both the Blue Ridge Poison Center and the Elson Student Health Center, has some pointed advice for those who choose to vape: Quit. Now.
Sneaking a peek inside Cocke Hall’s attic as its nearly century-old clock is adjusted.
Students and educators, from kindergartners through college seniors, are headed back to school this month, and UVA’s Curry School of Education and Human Development offers abundant resources to promote educational success.