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University News
Sandy Harris, Part of Financial Aid’s ‘Family,’ Marks 50 Years at Law School
The beloved staffer began her career working on a typing pool on the Monday after her high school graduation in 1972. “Working is all I’ve ever known, and I’m a loyal person,” Harris said.

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Business & Government
Workhorses, Not Show Horses: Five Ways To Promote Effective Lawmaking in Congress
As midterm elections loom on the political horizon, a UVA public policy expert and a colleague from Vanderbilt offer a voters’ guide to effective legislating.
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Student Experience
The Bigger Picture: Life Returns to Grounds
The first week of classes winds down as students settle in to the academic year.
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Research & Discovery
Behind the Scenes of the $3.7 Million Hydrogen Energy ‘Earthshot’ at UVA
Learn more about the UVA-led project that could be a major piece of the nation and the world’s energy puzzle.
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Research & Discovery
Using Light-Up Skullcaps, Neurologist Is Pioneering an Autism Test for Babies
In Meghan Puglia’s baby lab, mothers and their children have a stimulating way to help researchers learn more about the developing brain – while potentially helping those “on the spectrum.”
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