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Dead and dying trees on Grounds are slated to be removed during the summer.
The Fralin Museum of Art at U.Va. is offering children a rare opportunity to learn how to draw a horse in a creative workshop with a live equine model.
Twenty-one recipients of Jefferson Fellowships for graduate students will begin studies at U.Va. this fall.
Nursing professor Arlene Keeling is being awarded for her nursing history research.
U.Va. faculty and staff will see merit-based salary increases this summer, and compensation will be improved again for the University’s lowest-paid staff members.
A new project, Notes from Nature, is digitizing information from natural history collections, such as those at U.Va.’s Mountain Lake, for broader, easier access.
Doctors hope their discovery will help battle glioblastoma, the most common form of brain cancer in adults, which usually kills its victims within two or three years.
Efforts of the Hoo’s Well Program have earned U.Va. kudos from the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association.
Underground passages will be refurbished as part of utility work at the University of Virginia.
A new measure of poverty finds that Northern Virginia’s poverty rate is much greater, and other regions in the state are much lower than previously reported.
President Teresa A. Sullivan at the May meeting of the Board of Visitors outlined five emergent ideas that would help drive the University’s future.
After more than 180 years, the West Range rooms, part of Jefferson’s original Academical Village, are slated to get new roofs.
Three employees won iPads for their ideas to generate cost savings and efficiencies for the University.
Boot-scootin’ boogie, barbecue and wine will converge June 7 to help raise money for the Charlottesville and University Symphony Orchestra.
Colleagues describe Emily Drake as “personally invested in her students,” a “creative and gifted educator” and someone who “challenges, mentors, and, through her teaching coaching and advising, ensures they become the best nurses they hope to be.”
Two U.Va. doctors receive Hartwell awards, one to identify children at risk for chronic kidney disease, the other to improve the treatment of infections in children with cancer.
The veteran board member will eventually succeed George K. Martin, who begins his two-year term as rector July 1.
Interlibrary loan works smoothly for U.Va.-Wise faculty and students, thanks to Kimberly Marshall.
Equal parts adviser, mentor, admission coach and office manager, Jeannine Fields takes care of all things in admission for the McIntire School of Commerce.
Thousands of people depend on Wilma Lynch’s management of the Health Sciences Library to carry on their work and research.
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