The UVA Gun Violence Solutions Project brings together faculty, staff, students and community members to tackle the problem from multiple angles.

Colleagues, students and alumni nominated the faculty members and graduate students for the University’s top teaching awards.

McMahon will come to UVA from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, where she holds the same position.

An Israeli and a Palestinian who have lost loved ones to Middle East violence told students how dialogue is helping them move forward.

The conflict in the Middle East has led UVA leadership to more fully examine the needs of various faiths on Grounds.

Melur K. “Ram” Ramasubramanian will become an adviser to University leadership on research trends and opportunities.

UVA continues to support its 2030 plan with “great and good” research across the state.

Mid-career faculty members are often viewed as the backbone of UVA’s academic programs. A new fellowship will reward them.

The role includes stewarding University assets and providing financial counsel to help UVA reach its goals.

She is recognized among her colleagues as a collaborative partner and major contributor to initiatives that sustain and advance the University.