Holt Walker, UVA Class of 2016, created a new breakfast cereal brand prioritizing nutrition without sacrificing taste.
UVA public policy students are being paired with small Virginia towns to help revitalize their local economies.
Researchers in UVA's Research in Education and Learning Lab are studying K-12 student curiosity in real classroom settings.
UVA alumna Dawn Staley congratulated the UVA women’s basketball team on advancing to the NCAA Sweet 16.
UVA Health researchers have identified a link between severe COVID-19 cases and lung cancer.
UVA’s Miller Center this week released its collection of oral history interviews from the Obama administration.
UVA English professor Bruce Holsinger discusses “Culpability,” his 2025 novel examining the intersection of AI and ethics.
UVA education professor Patricia “Tish” Jennings and her colleagues highlight the importance of social and emotional learning.
Experts with UVA’s Blue Ridge Poison Center warn that turning to AI for medical guidance can pose serious risks
UVA alumna Jill Orlov harnesses her architecture skills to craft intricate and captivating miniatures.
UVA student Nora Wheeler, Class of 2027, recommends the University’s Sports Journalism course for exploring careers and seeing the sports world from a new angle.
Nearly 1,900 students were offered a spot in UVA's Class of 2030 last week, bringing the total number of offers to nearly 10,300.
UVA students are bringing the Virginia Student Film Festival back to Charlottesville in early April, with support from a Jefferson Trust grant.
Here’s how to watch UVA’s men’s and women’s basketball teams in the NCAA Tournament.
UVA Dine is partnering with area groups to bring locally grown produce to dining locations on Grounds.
At a special event on Wednesday, UVA baseball hosted 12 children who have faced critical illness.
UVA School of Medicine researchers are developing a system that provides feedback on weight, diet and exercise to help people stay motivated.
UVA’s Rotunda and the Lawn blend Thomas Jefferson’s architecture and history with serene surroundings that welcome students to Grounds.
If you're looking for a spring break destination, look no further than historic Charlottesville and the University of Virginia.
UVA computer science assistant professor Xinyao Yi writes about how AI tools can help identify gaps in teaching and learning.