Jay Dorsey, who struggled a bit to find his purpose, has landed back in Charlottesville as a firefighter – a career he says he was meant to pursue.
For an annual fee of as little as $20, members gain access to more than 500 tools to help them complete those do-it-yourself household projects.
“These are chemicals that can cause harm and are unregulated,” a UVA poison expert said. “There is no guarantee of what you are getting in these packages.”
Homa Alemzadeh is working on ways to have doctors team with robot surgeons, which could mean a future where life-saving surgeries can happen even in small, rural areas.
Maintaining the historic Jeffersonian gardens is a full-time task for University gardeners during the summertime.
Charlottesville civic leader Whitmore Merrick Jr. had his Second Amendment rights restored with help from 鶹ƽ Decarceration and Community Reentry Clinic.
Clinical dietitian Katherine Basbaum explains what a new recommendation means for those taking dietary supplements seeking to prevent cancer and cardiovascular disease.
UVA Law’s Innocence Project looked into a murder conviction gained by a corrupt Norfolk cop, and helped exonerate a man who served 20 years in prison.