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A Love of Learning: '23 Humanities Grads Carving New Paths

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Class of '23 Social Science Grads Making Change Happen

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When Science Education Becomes Extraordinary

Grayson Johnson and Sen Zhang

Superstructure Synthesis Breakthrough Could Transform U.S. Energy and Manufacturing Industries

The Goldwater Scholarship was designed to foster and encourage students to pursue research careers in natural sciences, engineering and mathematics. UVA’s 2023 winners are, from left, Isabella Dressel, Dawn Ford and Deniz Guney Olgun.

Goldwater Scholarships Ease the Path to Science Careers for Student Trio

Which way to turn? The superior colliculus can help you find points of interest. UVA recently mapped the vital midbrain component. (Illustration by Emily Faith Morgan, University Communications)

UVA Labs Map the Part of Our Brain That Helps Us Select Our Path

Karissa Ng chose to live on Grounds all four years, after getting involved in leadership roles with Housing & Residence Life. She’s pictured in Page-Emmet Hall, her first-year dorm where she later served as a resident adviser.

Class of ’23: How Living on Grounds All 4 Years Changed the Life of Karissa Ng

Debjani Ganguly and Jack Chen

Institute of the Humanities & Global Cultures Announces Change in Leadership

The University of Virginia has awarded faculty members for outstanding public service to UVA and the surrounding community.

Employees’ Years of Public Service to University, Community Earn Awards

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In Art Is Power: Class of ’23 Grads Are Discovering Art’s Capacity to Heal and Transform

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Two UVA Faculty Members Awarded Guggenheim Fellowships to Support Their Music, Filmmaking

Zachery Boner and Louisa Edwards worked on an AI project that could help reduce the leading cause of death in hospitals. (Illustration by Emily Faith Morgan, University Communications)

Class of ’23: UVA Developed AI To Spot Early Sepsis. 2 Undergrads Helped Lead the Way

(From L to R) Reeya Verma, Dr. Francis Collins, Catherine Cossaboom, STEM Advisor to the Provost Ken Ono and "HOOS in STEM" producer M.G. McGehee

Interviewing a Science Pioneer

Linda Columbus

A Star in the Lab and the Classroom

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What’s Wrong with the Kids?

UVA Swahili instructor Leonora Anyango greets a colleague at the Consortium for Less Commonly Taught Languages' anniversary event.

Ten Years of Expanding the Reach of Language Instruction

Four undergraduate students who aided production last summer hold up the final “di-counter” that was fabricated, which they all signed. (UVA Experimental High Energy Physics photo)

What the Heck is a ‘Cosmic Ray Veto Detector’?

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‘Remarkable’ UVA Students Expand Possibilities Through Washington Post Partnership

Mona Sloane

The Future is Now: AI Expert Launches Speaker Series Exploring How Technology Is Reshaping Higher Education

Virginia Festival of the Book 2023

Virginia Festival of the Book Set to Run March 23-26

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Are We Born Fair?

Turiello and Nouwairi

Chemists’ Device Could Be a Gamechanger for Crime Scene Investigators

Alumna Tina Fey will visit with UVA President Jim Ryan at John Paul Jones Arena in April. The ticketed event is open to the public. (Photo by Miller Mobley)

Tina Fey Returning to UVA for President’s Speaker Series for the Arts

Politics professor John Owen found George Orwell as an intellectual mentor early in life. (Photo by Dan Addison, University Communications)

Faculty Spotlight: John Owen Welcomes Healthy Debate About A Contentious World In His Classroom