Second-year law student Tiffany Mickel reflects on the milestone and discusses her goals for the journal.
Girls Who Code, an organization founded a year ago, strives to build a social network around not just young women in computer science, but anyone who codes, according to founder Mara Hart.
The University is making the move to ease applicants’ anxiety as COVID-19 continues to potentially disrupt administration of both the SAT and ACT.
January term courses – even in their virtual format – made an impact on many students, tackling some of today’s critical issues and preparing students to meet future challenges.
There’s a lot to like about the hit Netflix show, according to UVA Chess Club members Kyle Goldrick and Vivian Cao-Dao, who have played frequently during the pandemic.
Two UVA School of Law students – one using American Sign Language – made the case that prisoner Willie James Dean Jr. was subject to excessive force from corrections officers.
Michelle Cusimano Vachris, who ranks first in career saves in the women’s lacrosse program, received a prestigious Silver Anniversary Award from the NCAA this month.
The first student participants in Hoos Connected report feeling markedly more connected to their new UVA community than others. The program is inviting applicants for the spring semester.