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Awarded annually by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the fellowships honor young scholars whose achievements identify them among the most promising U.S. and Canadian researchers in their fields.

UVA and National Geographic are partnering on a two-day symposium with panels and hands-on workshops exploring the topic of resilience, in partnership with the Environmental Resilience Institute.

A six-part series, “Notes on the State” is the Woodson Institute’s first podcast and features conversations with a variety of scholars, and officials from Monticello, the plantation home of Jefferson.

The Washington Papers, established in 1968 to publish a comprehensive edition of George Washington’s correspondence, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its launch with two public events on Friday, Feb. 1.

Home to the University of Virginia’s Department of Environmental Sciences and three floors of environmental research labs, Clark Hall served as an unsurprising candidate to lead UVA’s energy conservation efforts by example.

Anne Verbiscer has been working with the New Horizons mission since 2014 and played a role in finding Ultima Thule as the next destination for exploration after Pluto by New Horizons, as the craft hurdles ever deeper into space.

Brian Seymour, a fourth-year physics and mathematics major, plans to continue his studies at Churchill College at the University of Cambridge in the UK.

The unique education abroad collaboration between UVA and iXperience, a global educational company, will debut in May 2019.

Nine Arts & Sciences faculty members were among the 20 selected from the University of Virginia’s different schools and disciplines this year awarded a Public Voices Fellowship by the OpEd Project.

The Center for German Studies celebrated its 10-year anniversary earlier this month with a public lecture in the Rotunda Dome Room by German scholar Klaus Theweleit and a dinner honoring some of the Center’s founding figures.