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A More Perfect Union
Read MoreUVA academics join forces with the community to tackle some of the region’s biggest issues using social innovation, civic technology, and open data.
The center will seek to work with community stakeholders to apply data and technology in order to find creative solutions to sticky civic problems.
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UVA Electrical and Computer Engineering Sparks Scouts’ Interest in Energy and Global Communications Technologies
Read MoreAlumni, faculty, and students foster cultural exchange at World Scout Jamboree
Volunteers partnered with the jamboree’s international support team to conduct outreach and technology demonstrations as part of the Living in the 21st Century program.
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UVA’s Giorgio Carta Has Become an Important Figure in Process Chromatography Research and Education
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UVA's Lawrence R. Quarles Professor of Chemical Engineering has made a name for himself and his department in the area of preparative and process chromatography.
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Civil Engineering Alumnus Walks his Way Onto the Silver Screen
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Matt Green left an engineering career and set off to explore the country and New York’s urban landscape from a whole new perspective. His NYC trek is captured in a film documentary.
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A Colleague Remembers what Made Richard Jennings a Great Teacher and Engineer
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In his latest column for Forbes, W. Bernard Carlson, Joseph L. Vaughan Professor of Humanities and chair of the Department of Engineering and Society, wrote movingly about a revered former colleague.
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Former Associate Dean, Professor Emeritus David Morris Has Died
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David Morris, an associate dean emeritus who helped usher in scholarship and diversity programs at UVA Engineering, has died.
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Lembit Lilleleht, Chemical Engineering Professor Emeritus, Dies at 89
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Lembit Uno Lilleleht, 89, a longtime associate professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Virginia, has died.
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Dudley and Barbara White Make $6.1 Million Commitment
Read MoreLeaving a Legacy
Longtime supporters Dudley (Engr ’76, ’77) and Barbara (Engr ’81) White have made an extraordinary $6.1 million commitment to the School, supporting the Policy Internship Program...
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Jean Tom, Innovative Leader in Pharmaceutical Industry, to Deliver 2019 Edward L. Paul Lecture
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Jean Tom, head of Development Engineering, Chemical and Synthetic Development in the Global Product Development and Supply organization at Bristol-Myers Squibb, will deliver the...
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2018-2019 Pike Fellows to Compete for Prizes of $50,000 and $10,000
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UVA Engineering will host its second Pike Engineering Entrepreneurship Fellows Program showcase on Monday, April 22. Six student entrepreneur teams will compete for the $50,000...