Interim UVA President Paul Mahoney signed an agreement that suspends the Department of Justice’s five open investigations ...

UVA in mid-October became the fifth school to decline a Trump administration compact promising preferential treatment in ...

UVA also moved up one spot, to No. 2, among best-value public universities. UNC is No. 1, and SUNY Binghamton University is No. 3. U.S. News estimates that, after grants, UNC costs students $21,452; ...

This story is updated to reflect the outcome of the Aug. 28 General Assembly Senate Privileges and Elections Committee meeting. On April 11, the U.S. Department of Justice sent UVA leadership and ...

Bowing to mounting legal and legislative pressure, the NCAA in 2021 took a once-unimaginable leap: It permitted student-athletes to be paid. The rule change set aside a tenet of amateurism in place ...

Grounds continues its metamorphosis as new buildings rise. But look closely, says University Architect Alice Raucher, and you’ll see it’s all guided by careful planning grounded in Thomas Jefferson’s ...

Paul G. Mahoney, a law professor and dean of the Law School from 2008 to 2016, was elected interim president of UVA in a special Board of Visitors meeting Monday. Mahoney will begin his new job Aug.

Nurturing the youngest children comes with joys and hurdles. From encouraging independence to fostering emotional intelligence, the early years are a crucial time for laying the foundation of a ...

At the first meeting of the President’s Council on UVA-Community Partnerships, lifelong Charlottesville resident Harold Folley wasted little time telling UVA President James E. Ryan (Law ’92) what he ...

Editor’s note: This story is a deep dive. For a condensed version, click here. The classified ad appeared in the back of the Cavalier Daily in March 1972, under the Miscellaneous section. It got right ...

Editor’s note: This is a longform story. For an abridged version, click here. The latched door that opened by itself. The face peering over a shoulder. An unlit flashlight in an unoccupied room ...

It would have made perfect sense for Kate Douglass (Col ’23, Grad ’28) to swim for Stanford University. The insider websites had her as either the No. 1 or No. 2 girls recruit in the country her ...