Jordan Stone looking through a microscope.
Student Experience
Photo Essay: From brain labs to Lego builds, UVA students navigate another J-term
Peek at UVA’s intensive winter session, filled with hands-on learning and close faculty collaboration.
illustration of a diagram of a food pyramid being warped and turned upside down.
Business & Government
Q&A: What’s cooking in the new food pyramid?
From steak to sugar, a UVA Health registered dietitian serves up the fresh take on America’s new dietary guidelines.
illustration of the word Virginia with typographical markup using a variety of fonts for each letter.
Arts & Culture
Why do people lose their minds over typefaces and fonts?
The wrong styling can ruin a perfectly good message. That’s why UVA leans on the typeface used in the first printed edition of the Declaration of Independence.
Coach Tony Elliott holding up the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl trophy
University News
News in brief: UVA’s Tony Elliott named finalist for National Coach of the Year
The Cavaliers’ leader directed the winningest season in Wahoo football history in 2025.
illustration of a person looking at their phone talking with an AI Chatbot and a picture of Alexander Hamilton on the screen
University News
AI Alexander Hamilton takes his shot in a Darden School classroom
The custom ChatGPT Founding Father has a key role in students’ final exams.
illustration of an alarm clock sitting beside an airline seat window
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Why does time go by so fast, and how can we slow it down?
This UVA expert shares strategies to pump the brakes on the passage of time.
illustration of a hand holding out a fork with food on it to a hand refusing it in front of a flu virus. There is a red cross-out symbol between the hands.
Research & Discovery
Should you feed a cold and starve a fever?
A UVA School of Nursing associate professor explains why hydration, balanced nutrition and rest matter more than old remedies.
illustration of a map of Africa drawn with it's country borders over a backdrop of bacteria
Research & Discovery
Simple change in sepsis treatment could save thousands of lives
A UVA-led study in Eastern Africa discovered tuberculosis is a leading cause of sepsis in the region.