UVA-led project brings greener look to D.C.
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Humans are meant to live in nature, even when they live in cities. University of Virginia architecture professor Tim Beatley calls it “biophilia.”
Search Results for REAL ID
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Even farmers have had enough rain
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Farmers in some parts of Virginia have been experiencing one of the rainiest months of May on record, and they’re finding it difficult to keep their spirits afloat.
Bluegrass for the long haul
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A recent article in Kentucky’s leading paper, The Lexington Herald Leader, discusses the down-fall of coal in the Bluegrass State.
Ken Plum: Energy sustainability, resiliency
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Those who were concerned that the 2016 Energy, Sustainability and Resiliency conference would be business as usual were in for a surprise.
Does UVA baseball still host an NCAA regional?
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UVA baseball fans know that a bad week at the ACC Baseball Championship means nothing when it comes to the games that really matter.
Construction at Route 29-Rio Road will continue through Memorial Day weekend
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Construction on the Rio Road grade-separated intersection will continue over the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Homecoming: The reintroduction of Virginia elk
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The prospect of elk roaming the mountains of Virginia like they did hundreds of years ago is fascinating.
Obama in Hiroshima paints a peace sign on a bomb
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President Obama went to Hiroshima, did not apologize, did not state the facts of the matter, that there was no justification for the bombings there and in Nagasaki.
Norfolk girl receives liver transplant in UVA, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh partnership
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A Norfolk girl received a pediatric liver transplant as part of a relationship between Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and the UVA Children’s Hospital.
Volunteers for the long haul
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Good old Knoxville, Tennessee — this scruffy little town that I love — will host the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), a dismal bureaucracy.
