Saving the Life of a Dummy
How medical students learn to deal with trauma
The UVA School of Medicine employs sophisticated simulations to train third-year medical students for trauma scenarios.
Opening Up the Web
More accessible pages
Biking to Uganda
Bald is Beautiful
Students shorn for a good cause
News Briefs
Wind Chill?
UVA environmental scientist swept up in wind power controversy
Rick Webb finds himself in the paradoxical position of opposing both fossil fuels and wind as energy sources for electricity production.
Main Plans and Rain Plans
Each year a new puzzle for graduation planner
Research Party
More students are pursuing knowledge outside the lecture hall
On the Brink
Saving a language from extinction
Shadows of the Past
South Lawn to include memorial to African-American community
See how the South Lawn Project memorializes an African-American community.
Virginia: Cradle of Presidents (and Chancellors)
Homegrown scholars to lead University of Richmond, UCLA
Going on Record
Black leaders reveal stories behind their rise
News Briefs
Verbatim
Trashing the Lawn
Surviving the Revolution
Exhibit highlights pre-Soviet children’s books
Qualified Support
What faculty think of the Honor System
Homecoming
Verbatim
Lessons in Democracy
Summit draws teens from around the world
The International Youth Democracy Summit gives students the opportunity to engage with the American tradition of democracy.
Open to Anomalies
UVA professor leads one of the oddest scientific societies around
The Society for Scientific Exploration provides a forum for discussion of theories that mainstream scientific journals refuse to touch—from dowsing to UFOs.
News Briefs
Ready or Not
Third-year student takes on homeland security
Emily Hesaltine addresses flaws in the Department of Homeland Security's emergency preparedness website with a site of her own.
Finding Frost
Poem discovered at UVA library
