Chindawongse spoke about his home country’s history with the U.S., relations with other nations in Southeast Asia and Thailand’s economy and social progress.
She reflected on how the role of the Supreme Court Justice has evolved since she clerked for former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and how she approaches legal issues.
Professors in three University departments described their experience with AI use in their own classrooms where large language models pushed them to rewrite assignments, restructure exams and in some cases, rebuild entire courses.
According to the University’s website, the program is intended to function as a coordinating hub for the College's digital, computational and AI-based approaches to humanistic inquiry.
Sloane runs the Sloane Lab at the University, an interdisciplinary research group focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cultural, economic, material and political conditions.
Mercenari is a first-year College student, an attacker and midfielder for the Virginia men’s soccer team and the founder and current operator of four startups.
For the University’s English department, some professors have chosen assignments that utilize AI in writing, while others take the approach of completely eliminating students’ access to generative AI in their writing process.
The Cavalier Daily joined 39 other collegiate news organizations and 15 student editors from across the country in signing an amicus brief Sept. 2.
The Cavalier Daily aims to answer all of these questions and more with its poll — How did Hoos spend their summers?
The amount a student pays in fees is dependent on several factors, such as a students’ residence in- or out-of-state and their school of enrollment.
The new Assured Enrollment Program allows first-year students interested in Data Science to secure a spot in the Bachelor of Science in Data Science major without having to participate in the traditional admissions that previous classes have undergone.
As second year begins, different pressures and stresses — from academic comebacks to harder classes — plague the Class of 2029.
As the student bustle on Grounds slowed in the summer months, the University made progress on construction projects.
In a recent Gallup Inc poll, 79 percent of Americans believe that artificial intelligence will reduce the number of jobs over the next 10 years.
A commission of 10 scholars convened by the chancellors of Vanderbilt University and Washington University in St. Louis released a report in June concluding that scholarship in the humanities and social science disciplines has been distorted by political motives.
According to the website, its research spans college access and success, early childhood education, school leadership and accountability, teacher quality, labor market trends and methodology and measurement studies.
According to National Student Clearinghouse, undergraduate enrollment in traditional information and computer science degrees at four-year institutions fell by 8.1 percent in the fall of 2025 compared to fall 2024.
Phil Trella, associate vice provost and director of the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs, confirmed that preliminary data shows that, after a period of climbing Ph.D. enrollment, fewer students are applying to the University’s Ph.D. programs, and the programs themselves are becoming smaller.
Two years after the University began offering tech-free courses through its Summer Technology Sabbatical, the program has expanded, with courses offered this summer in psychology and engineering.
Christa Acampora, dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and professor of philosophy, delivered the First Lecture to students on the Lawn Monday morning.
