News

Dove was honored with the inaugural U.S. Presidential Scholars Award, along with one-time Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland and Purdue University President Mitch Daniels, for their accomplishments and contributions to a civil society.

Malaria remains a deadly problem in equatorial regions of the world as the chameleon-like parasite that causes the disease develops resistance to multiple drugs.

The hirings of Scott Doney and Lawrence Band will boost the new UVA Environmental Resilience Institute, a cross-disciplinary initiative to study the scientific and policy implications of various environmental issues.

UVA biologist Alan Bergland studies rapidly reproducing insects to gain insights into how species adapt to their environments over generations.

This year’s graduates have distinguished themselves with a wide array of scholarships, awards and grants, covering everything from public service to scientific inquiry

Recently the UVA Career Center completed its first-ever UVA D.C. Business Lab, connecting non-business students with companies and alumni in the nation’s capital.

Mary Beth Keane, a 2005 alumna of UVA’s Creative Writing Program, appreciates that Moss is producing the novelist’s second book, “Fever."

Karen Kafadar has been elected president of the ASA, the world’s largest community of statisticians and the oldest continuously operating professional science society in the U.S.

Associate Professor Kelsey Johnson, an award-winning teacher and advocate for public astronomy education will be the next director of the Echols Scholars Program.

Deborah McDowell, the Alice Griffin Professor of Literary Studies and Director of the of the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies, will be the keynote speaker at the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Final Exercises on Saturday, May 20.