The University of Virginia Library participates in the ongoing trend towards digital media. Last September, the University announced plans to renovate Alderman Library.
The Harrison Undergraduate Research Awards provides up to $3,000 in grants for students to perform research over the summer.
Governor Terry McAuliffe signed the Right to Try bill into law on Thursday, March 26, making Virginia the 11th U.S.
National Public Radio’s “What Shapes Health” series recently revived the discussion on Adverse Childhood Experiences, a study conducted in the 1990s by Dr. Vincent Felitti and Dr. Rob Anda.
While “50 Shades of Grey” opened to soaring box office sales a little over a week ago, evidence suggests the movie may showcase several of the signs of abusive relationships set out by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
For second-year Nursing students Joshua Moore and Claire O’Friel, caregiving is all about compassion.
College students can sometimes end up finding their chosen field in unexpected places. Elizabeth Duselis recalls figuring out which field she wanted to pursue as an undergraduate. “I actually started college as an engineer, but by the time I was a sophomore, it was chemistry for me,” Duselis said. That was a couple of years ago.
On Nov. 20, faculty and students gathered in the amphitheater to discuss the issue of sexual violence in the University community. The event, organized by the Middle Eastern and Islamic Students Association (MEISA), featured faculty and student speakers who discussed the importance of raising awareness to make the community safer and healthier.
The University Medical Center’s Department of Urology is working to spread the conversation about family planning. For the second year in a row, it participated in World Vasectomy Day on Nov. 7.
As students all over Grounds do battle with midterms and essays, stress can be part and parcel of mid-semester proceedings.
