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Ta-Nehisi Coates at AAIHS

Ta-Nehisi Coates Speaks at UVA on the Future of Reparations and the Power of Writing

Virginia Festival of the Book

A&S Talents Featured in 2024 Virginia Festival of the Book

Investiture Ceremony

‘The Biggest Honor of My Academic Career’: Endowed Professors Celebrated

Becky Williams

Astronomical Achievement

Vikram Jaswal

Study Reveals Unexpected Literacy in Autistic People Who Cannot Speak

Minor Hall

Ta-Nehisi Coates to Speak at UVA-Hosted Conference on African American Intellectual History

Nifasha Diomede signed up for associate professor Anne Rotich’s Swahili class to connect with his family

They Learn Swahili. The Community Reaps the Rewards

Abstract Illustration

UVA Students Report Positive Climate in Classrooms for Diverse Perspectives

About two dozen students, faculty and staff gather in Newcomb Hall Tuesday to hear from a Palestinian father and an Israeli mother who have both lost loved ones to violence in the Middle East. They are part of a group urging dialogue as a path to peace.

‘No One Should Live Like This’: Students Hear From Israeli, Palestinian Parents

The lead singer of an elaborately costumed, punk-infused, shock-rock group uses his UVA music degree on stage, in his writing and in explaining the band’s existence. Blöthar, also known as Michael Bishop, says, as crazy as this might seem, he is an example of the value of a “good old-fashioned liberal arts education.”

The Music Beat: GWAR’s Shock-Rock Singer Takes UVA Degree Onstage

Kent Yagi

Putting Einstein to the Test

Sara Sajadi

A&S Welcomes Back Alumna as Sr. Assoc. Dean and Chief Marketing Officer to Advance Strategic Efforts

2023 Research Awards

Eighteen College Researchers Recognized by UVA

Zebra Finches

Could Songbirds Make Us Better Tennis Players?

UVA’s Commonwealth Professor of Art, Bill Wylie, is President Jim Ryan’s podcast guest this week.

‘Inside UVA’: This Professor’s Blackboard Is the Lens of a Camera

Hidden Figures

Hidden Figures Author Partners with UVA to Document the Lives of “Human Computers”

Isabella Dressel will pursue a master’s degree in chemistry next year at Churchill College, Cambridge.

The Air Over There: Isabella Dressel Takes Her Atmospheric Studies to Cambridge

One of the hoop houses at the Morven Kitchen Garden shelters winter crops of snap peas, carrots and greens.

Politics of Food: Lifting the Veil on the Daily Diet

UVA linguist Lise Dobrin and UVA Wise ethnobotanist Ryan Huish flank a village elder, Lusi Taramap, who helped the researchers understand the relationships among banana varieties. (Photo courtesy of Lise Dobrin and Ryan Huish)

Linguist Collaborates To Preserve Plant Knowledge and Customs in Papua New Guinea

A grad student consults a book while taking an online course on her laptop.

Providing Grad Students a Roadmap to Professional Success

UVA's Minor Hall

Mellon Grant Will Advance the Woodson’s International Reputation

Tau proteins are prime suspects in Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative disorders. New UVA research could open doors to future treatments. (Illustration by Emily Faith Morgan, University Communications)

Alzheimer’s Discovery Reveals Dire Effect of Toxic Tau Protein

UVA Research Professor G. Carleton Ray, Longtime Pillar in Marine Ecology and Conservation, Dies UVA Research Professor G. Carleton Ray, Longtime Pillar in Marine Ecology and Conservation, Dies

UVA Task Force Will Examine Religious Diversity and Belonging on Grounds