CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen will discuss Afghanistan and his new book about Osama bin Laden in a virtual event with 鶹ƽ Colonnade Club on Tuesday.
Also in this roundup: 鶹ƽ work on hearts and brains earns national recognition, and a UVA Law professor’s co-written book tops two years’ worth of competition to win an annual award.
Also in this roundup: UVA Health addition’s design wins a national award, a Civil War historian is honored for literary excellence and a UVA Health doctor is recognized for his research on lymphoma.
Pianta’s strategic vision as dean resulted in a remarkable expansion of academic offerings, research and partnerships during his 14-year tenure.
Explore the Miller Center of Public Affairs' Sept. 11 archives, including oral histories from government officials and other leaders.
A UVA nurse interviewed to work in the Medical Intensive Care Unit at the beginning of February 2020, just before COVID hit Virginia. Her story is the third of a five-part series.
“The United States is much safer against the global terrorist threat than it was before 9/11,” says the White Burkett Miller Professor of History.
As a young FBI agent, John Wyman was on the scene minutes after terrorists steered a hijacked plane into the Pentagon. It changed his life’s work.