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Dr. Barbara Bass, a 1979 graduate of the UVA School of Medicine, is the first woman to serve as vice president for health affairs and dean of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

The scholars’ aim is to provide a shared, online resource on the Mayan “Popol Wuj” for education, research and public engagement.

The new addition to �鶹�ƽ�� main library is beginning to take shape.

“This exhibit is but a small token of my gratitude for the opportunity to give voice to the ghosts of yesterday,” wrote Ian Solomon, the pavilion’s current resident.

The Kluge-Ruhe Collection will expand its work with Indigenous artists, curators and consultants, enabling them to play a larger leadership role at the museum.

Protecting basic research and the federal policies that enable it to flourish at universities like UVA is a driving force for Julia Smith.

The annual commemoration of civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. will be held mostly virtually this year, a series of talks and panel discussions free and open to the public.

UVA Library’s Sue Donovan explains her role as a conservator during the opening of a time capsule under Richmond’s Robert E. Lee statue.

The Outstanding Contributor Awards are the highest honor UVA bestows upon staff for their dedication and service.

To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the Woodson Institute will hold a virtual event on Thursday featuring a free performance and discussion session with the African American group, Sweet Honey in the Rock.