A team of researchers at the University of Virginia has received a $2 million grant to purchase a cyclotron that will help expand the university’s imaging research.

The marching band at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise will be getting new uniforms and instruments thanks to a $1.28 million gift from the Hunter J. Smith Family Foundation.

The University of Virginia’s longtime dean of admissions announced Monday that he will retire in June 2009.

William B. Harvey, the University of Virginia’s top diversity officer, is one of four finalists for the presidency at the University of the District of Columbia.

High-ranking financial leaders from around the world will convene this fall at the University of Virginia to address issues arising in the rapidly evolving global marketplace.

Christopher Allen Noakes to face 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a February attack on a University of Virginia student.

Currently on display in the University of Virginia’s Rotunda is an ambitious exhibit that traces Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus” from its first modest press run of 500 copies to what it represents today.

More than two dozen police officers stormed a University of Virginia building Wednesday as part of a massive emergency training exercise that mimicked last year’s massacre at Virginia Tech.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Virginia is offering local senior citizens an array of more than 50 classes for the fall semester.

Members of the University of Virginia employees’ union officially signed up faculty for the first time outside Bodo’s on the Corner on Friday.

One of the University of Virginia’s most influential faculty members is leaving UVa to take a top job at Tulane University — marking the university’s second high-profile faculty departure in less than a week.

The University of Virginia will install a light-emitting diode pedestrian crosswalk at the intersection of University Avenue and Culbreth Road.

Inch a little closer and the robot will come toward you, too.
Then it might even have something to say.

An exhibit opening Saturday at the University of Virginia Art Museum will be missing one colorful piece — a short film and sculpture that depict a pile of orange and blue dog poop.

Over the past 12 years, residents throughout the state have listened to McDonald, the “Voice of the Cavaliers,” broadcast football and men’s basketball games for the University of Virginia.
That partnership ended Tuesday when McDonald offered the school his resignation.