Class of 2012: Grad Finds Dividends in Middle East Focus

Over five years at the University of Virginia, Lilly Frost has spent 16 weeks in the Middle East. After Sunday's graduation, the Gloucester native will put her vast experience and bachelor's and master's degrees to work for the World Bank.

New Exhibit Spotlights the Feminine in Modern French Art

The University of Virginia Art Museum showcases images of femininity in the exhibit "Émilie Charmy and the Feminine in Modern French Art," which opens tomorrow and runs through Aug. 5.

Pay Doesn’t Equal Happiness for Medical School Faculty

Medical school faculty play a vital role in America's health care. A recent survey shows that a solid majority of faculty members are satisfied with their jobs, and their paychecks don't have "significant relationships" with their job satisfaction.

U.Va. Prepares for 183rd Final Exercises, May 19 and 20

For the 183rd time, University of Virginia students will celebrate their academic accomplishments during Finals Weekend. Notable alumnae Katie Couric and Val Ackerman will be on hand for the festivities.