With over 450,000 square feet available for new space — which is roughly 50 percent of the size of the current hospital — and about 95,000 square feet for renovations, it will be one of the biggest projects the University Medical Center has ever undertaken.
Close ties between the University and neighboring high schools facilitate opportunities for improved STEM education.
Ana Navarro of CNN acts as the fifth speaker of the Engineering School's Excellence through Diversity Series.
Psychology Prof. Angeline Lillard's research found low-income children and children with low executive function performed better after attending Montessori schools.
A NPR and ProPublica investigation found earlier this year that more American women are dying of pregnancy-related complications than women in any other developed country.
Researchers and physicians discuss raising awareness for antimicrobial resistance, misuse of antibiotics as part of CDC’s "Be Antibiotics Aware" Campaign.
The Committee on Sustainability hosted a showcase on sustainability-minded research projects.
On Tuesday, students and the public explored the solar paneled roof of Ruffner Hall, learning about U.Va.'s solar endeavors and its goals for embracing green energy.
Diversity programs sponsored by the School of Medicine include the Summer Medical Leadership program, the Committee on Women and the Latino Health Initiative.
Breastfeeding contributes protective effect against SIDS.
NASA is set to launch the Cold Atom Lab to the International Space Station in 2018.
Datapalooza 2017, hosted by the Data Science Institute, brings together students, researchers and leaders on the topic of data analysis.
Challah for Hunger, Brody Jewish Center and the U.Va. Food Collaborative worked with Mazon to create an exhibit on wheels addressing the severity of hunger in the U.S.
A recent study from the School of Medicine assessed the value of a brief behavioral health intervention in the inpatient setting.
The fifth TEDx Charlottesville conference was held at the Paramount Theater in downtown Charlottesville last Friday.
Students pursuing a biology major for their undergraduate degrees say this choice could be beneficial for various careers, from medicine to laboratory research to law.
“Intro to the U.S. Health Care System” teaches medical and nursing students about the inner workings of the healthcare industry.
The Clark Scholars Program will support students from underserved backgrounds.
According to Beorn, user can click on a point on the cluster map and see how many people were living in that location and also view information about a person, including name, address and occupation.
Fourth-year College student Steven Stetzler recently received an award of $10,000 from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, a nonprofit started by the surviving Mercury 7 astronauts.
