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Tyler Hooho, fourth-year doctoral student in physics

From Counting Bees to Detecting Tiny Particles, Grad Student Fulfilling Promise

Jesse Ball

A Chat with the 'Singularly Inventive' Kapnick Writer Jesse Ball

Residential building in Kyiv Ukraine damaged by bombs

Colliding crises: The Israel–Hamas conflict, the war in Ukraine, and geopolitics

Bridging Journalism's Technological Divide

Bridging Journalism’s Technological Divide

Ashleigh Greene Wade

The Art of Hypervisibility

Records uncovered by UVA History Professor Lead to Investigative Journalism Project on Native Tribal Water Rights

Kevin Moffett, Assistant Professor of Creative Writing

A ‘Burst of Fresh and Radical New Energy’

Environmental climate change Illustration

Can Voice Training Solve Climate Challenges? UVA Researchers Are Willing To Try

Illustration about dunking into water

Does Dunking Your Head in Water Ease Anxiety? Ask This Professor’s Diving Mice

Students studying at UVA in Valencia

UVA in Valencia Education Abroad Program Celebrates 40 Years

Virginia Film Festival 2023

A&S Faculty Usher in 36th Annual Virginia Film Festival

Dean Christa Acampora addressing first-year students in front of the Rotunda

“Use your superpower to gather”: an interview about Dean Acampora’s message to First Years

Artificial Intelligence

Harnessing AI in Higher Education

Professor of Anthropology Richard Handler has conducted wide-ranging research in the field of cultural anthropology.

Anthropology Association Honors Richard Handler

Ana Fostel

UVA Economist Receives Prestigious Ross Prize

Coral

Future-Proofing the World’s Coral Reefs

Luis García Montero, Christa Acampora, Richard Bueno, and Raquel Caleya

Forging New Spanish Ties

Minor Hall

Giant Steps for the Woodson Institute

Cedric Rucker, interim senior associate vice president of student affairs and dean of students, poses for a photo with two of the contributing artists, Tobiah Mundt, left; and UVA professor Lisa Woolfork, right.

Inside Their World: New Exhibit Connects Harlem Renaissance to Today

Navigating the Hidden Curriculum

Negotiating Grad School’s “Hidden Curriculum”

Ajay Limaye

Reading the River

Opening convocation at the University of Virginia, August 20, 2023

Dean Welcomes 54 New Faculty to the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

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Reimagining Monuments on the National Mall

Philosophy professor Zachary Irving says allowing our minds to wander could help make social media less toxic.

Is Social Media Hijacking Your Brain? Spontaneity May Be the Antidote