Stephanie J. Rowley, a UVA alumna, will return to Charlottesville after raising the profile of Teachers College at Columbia University.
Five-minute “Empathy Kit” videos, created by undergraduate students in a course on neurodegenerative diseases, offer outlooks on what it is like to live with a neurological disorder.
Among public universities, UVA also is ranked the No. 3 best value school overall, and the No. 3 best school for alumni networks.
Karolina Naranjo-Velasco hopes to improve the problem of lesser data transparency in South America, as compared to the U.S.
Prospective students and others turned out to see high-tech gadgets at Saturday’s School of Engineering and Applied Science open house. The program focused on what engineers – particularly UVA engineers – do to make the world a better place.
Speakers at graduation will be Claudrena Harold on May 21 and Dr. Taison Bell on May 22, with Ralph Sampson giving the keynote address at Valedictory Exercises on May 20.
Professor Christopher Krentz struggled to envision a future for himself after he began losing his hearing at the age of 9, but he came into his own after learning American Sign Language and making deaf friends.
As an undergraduate, Martin has co-written three math theory papers, two of which have been published. Now he will pursue his doctorate.
Beginning in August, the new degree will prepare students to work and conduct research in a variety of fields, from the sciences and humanities to business and government.
UVA politics professor John Owen weighs in on the potential consequences of the United States' strong military support of Ukraine in its war with Russia.