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Faculty members published an eclectic mix of books in 2014, covering subjects from black leadership to young adult development, from the history of algebra to the significance of football. A few prolific professors produced two books in the same year.

English professor Stephen Cushman and biology professor Sarah Kucenas have received Virginia's highest honor for professors, the Outstanding Faculty Award.

Antholis (Gov't. & Foreign Affairs '86), currently managing director of the Brookings Institution, previously held key positions at the White House and State Department.

"The University remains first and foremost concerned with the care and support of our students and, especially, any survivor of sexual assault. Our students, their safety, and their wellbeing, remain our top priority."

“‘Who Shall Tell the Story?’ Voices of Civil War Virginia,” reveals how the war drastically changed the Old Dominion by focusing on the voices of those who directly experienced it.

Cushman just had “twins” – two books published at the same time. They’re fraternal: one is nonfiction and scholarly; one looks like a book-length poem.

"...the passionate reaction of our students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and community members, have caused many sleepless nights for those of us who care about UVA."

Dean Ian Baucom discusses how climate change is addressed in contemporary fiction and critical theory in the humanities.

Our community has been deeply affected by the article that appeared in Rolling Stone magazine earlier this week.

Alon Confino is intrigued with the stories Nazis told themselves to justify mass extermination.