To participate fully in academic and extracurricular life on Grounds, a student must be feeling well. Parents know this, which is why they are taking the lead in funding construction of the new Student Health & Wellness Center.

Thirty years ago, Gregory Brown (Col ’89) became the 66th resident of 48 East. In time, he came to reflect on that life-changing experience, leading him to a greater appreciation of his brief tenure as a Lawn resident.

This new software could save lives.

Hip-hop science: Old Drake vs. New Drake.

Want to talk religion? These two scholars are listening.

When the late, beloved architecture professor Mario di Valmarana (1929-2010) arrived at the University of Virginia in 1972, he couldn’t have imagined that a three-month teaching appointment would blossom into an illustrious career spanning three decades. But that’s just what happened.

Rotunda Society members Kathy Thornton-Bias (Col ’88) and Michael Cox may have embraced the Midwest, but that hasn’t diminished their passion for supporting the University.

With groundbreaking complete, the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers is moving forward. The memorial’s design team discusses plans for bringing the memorial to life.

A little more than ten years ago, businessman and investor Paul Manning decided to take a chance on something different. Today, that investment, the LaunchPad for Diabetes Innovation Fund, is paying off with research to benefit generations of future patients.

UVA's memorial honors the enslaved community members who were instrumental in building and maintaining the University of Virginia in its early years.