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Global Development Studies and Environmental Sciences major Dyanna Jaye is passionate about climate change.

The first project under the agreement provides $1 million to fund research in the laboratory of chemistry professor James Landers.

A Virginia Beach native, Williams is double-majoring in anthropology and women, gender and sexuality, with a minor in film studies.

Thirteen students from Arts & Sciences have been invited to join student leaders from around the world at next month’s Clinton Global Initiative University meeting in Coral Gables, Fla.

Black leaders’ stories are narratives of hardship, determination and success situated in local communities and national culture.

Using a $2.5 million Dept. of Energy grant, Craig Dukes and his team of postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students have designed and built a system that powers the electronics on a $280 million, 14,000-ton particle detector.

It’s likely that Ken Elzinga has impacted more students than any professor in University of Virginia history.

As the College continues to seek innovative ways to equip our next generation of students for their own careers and for lives of informed, engaged citizenship, Ian Baucom asks our alumni to play a critical role in that mission.

“Art is what you can get away with,” the late American pop artist Andy Warhol once said. But it also may be what you can give away.