As the first person to genetically alter human babies, Chinese doctor He Jiankui's announcement caught many scientists — including those at the University — by surprise.
U.Va.'s Counseling and Psychological Services recently launched a new online cognitive behavior therapy program called SilverCloud.
Daniel Autry was awarded a fellowship through HackCville to help others battling depression, a mental illness he has personally been fighting for years.
AJA created a petition this past semester to cease animal dissections in all biology and psychology labs at the University.
After reaching an agreement with Dominion Energy last year, the University and Darden will purchase all generated energy from the Hollyfield Solar facility for the next 25 years.
The success rate of U.Va. applicants to allopathic medical schools is higher for students who visit Pre-Health Advising regularly.
The Office of Health Promotion is expanding its staff by creating a position intended to increase male involvement in violence prevention.
An environmental scientist weighs in on Virginia's changing climate and local winemakers explain what they’re doing to cope.
Current University students, as well as graduates, create events to normalize conversations about sexual health.
University researchers, in collaboration with Charlottesville company TypeZero Technologies, refined a software that automatically monitors blood glucose levels of Type 1 diabetes patients.
Shin opened her presentation by discussing the concept of accompaniment — to work alongside a patient or community but on the terms of that individual or community.
Jeffery Taubenberger spoke on the history of the 1918 Spanish influenza pandemic and how it can be used to develop more effective preventative vaccines in the future.
Second-year College student Matthew Houff spoke about internet pornography and its effects on the brain at the TEDxUVA’s Student Speaker Competition held Nov. 14 at Boylan Heights.
The Aortic Telehealth program will provide patients with emergent conditions from the Culpeper area with immediate access to University physicians.
Initial results indicate a correlation between the bacterial makeup of the nose and the severity of common cold symptoms.
One of HackCville’s most popular and rapidly-growing programs is called Startup Trips, in which students travel to cities such as Austin, D.C. and New York to explore a variety of companies.
The trial is currently recruiting older adults — aged 55 and over — that suffer from insomnia and mild cognitive impairment through the University of Virginia Aging and Memory Care Clinic.
A Science Policy Initiative at the University and Cville Comm-UNI-ty press release urged Fifth District candidates to consider science policies.
Much of the talk focused on the physiological changes a person experiences when in space.
The Computer Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee is considering curriculum changes to both the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees for computer science.
