
The Fast Track to…Where?
Professor raises questions as technology hurtles us forward
Rosalyn Berne (Col ’79, Grad ’99) looks at the rapid pace of change and asks researchers and students alike about the shape of the future.
Rosalyn Berne (Col ’79, Grad ’99) looks at the rapid pace of change and asks researchers and students alike about the shape of the future.
The 'community of trust' traces its origins to the first students, but the Honor System has taken some twists and turns over the years.
This veteran reporter weighs in on how American culture has changed, his days at the University and suggestions that FOX News has a right-wing agenda.
At UVA's Sleep Disorders Center, researchers chart the widely misunderstood territory where we spend a third of our lives.
Among the headstones can be found stories of grave robbers, misadventure and celebrated University mascots.
One word makes all the difference at the Supreme Court.
The Special Collections Library acquires articles of American history.
After a Homeric journey, two ancient sculptures, believed to have been looted, are set to be repatriated.
The Medical Center receives accolades for cardiovascular care, admissions has another record-breaking year and more.
Kiplinger's Personal Finance gives UVA high marks.
Randy Pausch's obsession with time management took on new significance with his cancer diagnosis.
UVA supplies more Peace Corps volunteers than any other university in its class.
Some notes on construction around Grounds, from the South Lawn Project to the Emily Couric Cancer Center.
The University is home to a number of martial arts clubs that range from the traditional to UVA's own Mushin Jitsu.