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As the United States draws nearer to a pivotal presidential election, a UVA event is bringing together leading scholars and experts in international affairs to understand how the outcome could reshape the world order.

Illiberalism is on the rise, threatening the future of democratic nations around the world. When COVID-19 brought an end to their plans for 2020, two faculty members in the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences launched a podcast to answer the question,“How did we get here?”

UVA has put a huge effort into faculty professional development for online instruction to ensure the highest-quality learning experiences possible under the circumstances.

Faculty members from UVA’s College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences have received a $3 million National Science Foundation grant that could fundamentally change the way it prepares students for life after graduate school.

A virtual panel discussion reflecting on the counter-protest of Aug. 12, 2017, with professor and antiracist activist Jalane Schmidt moderating, will take place Wednesday, August 12.

While there have been improvements in levels of the country’s fine particulate air pollution, UVA economists’ research shows that the same areas most polluted 40 years ago remain so today.

Tammy McHale will play a key role as part of Dean Baucom’s leadership team during a critical time for the College of Arts & Sciences and for the University.

One hundred years ago, when Charlottesville began an eight-year period of monument-building, the city wrote a series of historical narratives that have reverberated to the present.

Psychology professor Robert Emery offers guidance about nurturing marital relationships when families are spending more time together than ever.

Researchers like Rajveer “Raj” Nehra, a member of the College of Arts & Science's class of 2020, are exploring how light waves could completely revolutionize the way computers solve big problems.