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The facility, backed by UVA, CvilleBioHub and a $4.3 million GO Virginia award, will bring lab breakthroughs to health care.

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

The gift builds on previous generosity that is poised to make UVA a national leader in data science.

UVA moved up one spot from last year and two spots for public and private schools, despite the outlet doubling the pool of resumés analyzed.

The new institute will tap into UVA’s vast expertise in data, artificial intelligence and public policy.

UVA researchers and colleagues found adding an extra tool to a common diagnostic technique can help doctors more accurately uncover potentially deadly cardiac problems.

They discovered a “switch” that enables certain cells to produce a key substance, providing insight into potential treatments for hypertension.

A School of Nursing faculty member (and triple Hoo) knew primary care wait times were too long, so she went to Richmond to solve the problem.

Meet Ludi Avagyan, a 2021 University of Virginia alumna affectionally known as “Ms. A” to her Louisa County students, who guided high school seniors through the college search and application process as a member of the Virginia College Advising Corps.

VCAC is public service program based at UVA that places recent college graduates in high schools to offer access to higher education to students from first-generation, low-income and underrepresented backgrounds.

The LaCross AI Institute will consolidate UVA's efforts in AI and increase its influence on the technology.

The University of Virginia Cavalier Autonomous Racing team made history as the first American team to win the Indy Autonomous Challenge speed trial, reaching more than 171 mph.

The couple’s gift will help School of Data Science graduates leave the University debt-free.

The University moved up from No. 6 in last year’s report from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.

A UVA Engineering graduate and an engineering intern are working on a unique heating and cooling plant at Fontaine Research Park.

A medical student and a global health graduate will study overseas as Rotary Scholars.

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Federal safety agencies worried about a rise in auto fatalities are relying on UVA’s nationally known engineering expertise to solve the problem.

UVA is celebrating a record-breaking research funding year with a multipart series featuring some of the people who helped make it happen.

Already the top-ranked public university for financial aid, the University is making AccessUVA even more accessible.

State and University leaders celebrated the construction of the new cutting-edge facility at Fontaine Research Park.

Lucy Hirshland, a third-year student, is the driving force behind a booming sustainable products company aimed directly at her peers.

The latest gift from a prominent UVA Darden alumnus will go toward pioneering artificial intelligence at the business school and a new residential college.

The scholarships provide up to $7,500 per year in educational support and provide entry into a community of fellow science scholars.

Gregory Perryman will study social justice leadership in the U.S., South Africa and Ireland.

The gift of David and Jane Walentas supports scholarships and fellowships for first-generation students through the Jefferson Scholars Foundation and Darden School of Business.

The school will position the University as a global leader in efforts to improve society through teaching and research based on the powerful, emerging field of data science.

Alumni, parents and philanthropists helped UVA achieve an ambitious fundraising goal more than a year early.