Matt Kelly

As the third anniversary of the Russian invasion nears, UVA expert William Antholis does not see the new administration abandoning Ukraine.

Snowplows, de-icers and good old-fashioned shovels are in the arsenal as workers ready for a snowstorm.

What began as an athletic clubhouse evolved into a memorial for the 2,700 students and alumni who served in World War I, including 80 who died in the conflict.

Pieces of a long-gone UVA building are all around the University, if you know where to look.

Engineering professor Natasha Smith uses her military and engineering background to teach her students professionalism.

UVA January term students discovered opportunity in the poverty-stricken region.

Former middle school teacher and UVA alumnus Vilas Annavarapu wants to deepen his knowledge of business and energy policy.

James Arnold, who studies the use of language and culture to divide voters for profit and advantage, will work as a Fulbright Specialist.

The University’s landscapers take pains to protect plants and pollinators as they prepare Grounds for the winter.

A Marshall Scholarship drew fourth-year math student Catherine Cossaboom to conduct number theory research at the University of Oxford.