The 9/11 attacks led to expanded presidential powers, with emergency measures still in effect 25 years later, reshaping U.S. governance.
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From sports tech in NYC to HR in London and entrepreneurship in Richmond, UVA students applied classroom lessons to real-world challenges this summer.
UVA's Provost appoints 15 faculty as Shannon Fellows, enhancing their mid-career development and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration at the university.
The Autism Sanctuary in Albemarle County offers a therapeutic farm experience for adults with autism, fostering community and personalized support.
With over 800 clubs at UVA, students explore diverse interests from service to sports, fostering community and personal growth amidst vast opportunities.
Parker Pearce, a UVA alum and former polo champion, returns to lead Virginia Polo as coach and GM, aiming to uphold traditions and innovate the program.
Kotsen, a UVA alum, transitioned from acting to producing, finding success with films like "They Fight" and projects with stars like Richard Gere and Cate Blanchett.
Sibylle Kranz finds AI diet apps ease meal tracking but pose privacy risks and accuracy issues, highlighting the need for careful data use and professional guidance.
Researchers from UVA and Johns Hopkins create PGS-TRI to explore the complex interplay of genes and environment in autism, aiding in better risk assessment.
Ananya Premkumar chose UVA to honor her late friend Mukhammad Umurzokov, who was killed in a mass shooting. She aims to make him proud through her studies.









