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UVA’s J.J. Davis is honored for her efforts to strengthen the relationship between the Virginia schools.

In his role, Gurkan Akalin is further developing the College’s new data analytics curriculum and institute, and building out the new hospitality and tourism program for the business and economics department with colleagues.

UVA Wise alumna Erin Musick, credits her close relationship with faculty and staff for assisting her in landing a confidential, federal law enforcement position.

Today, UVA Wise kicked off the academic year with Convocation. During the event, the College welcomed its largest class of the past decade, with 398 first year students and 114 transfer students.

From new academic facilities to athletic upgrades to student support and experience enhancements, the campus has been buzzing with activity all season long.

More than $500,000 in recent donations from two charitable foundations will help boost experiential learning, better prepare nursing students, and support young Appalachian writers at UVA Wise.

Virginia Intern Day builds off of National Intern Day as an excellent way to energize stakeholders about the powerful impact that work-based learning has on students.

YWCA Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia has hired key positions for the Little Cavaliers Early Learning Center.

No more diamonds in the rough. UVA Wise broke ground with ceremonial shovels Monday to kick off construction of new artificial turf baseball and softball fields, a momentous capital investment for the College’s campus.

Enrollment is now open for a new online program designed for working adults to finish their bachelor of science degree in business administration and management in two years or less.

The competitive local grant program is designed to support nature-based economic and community development projects in seven Southwestern Virginia counties

Jessica Huff Hollyfield had barely started adulthood when her life was tragically cut short by an incurable disease. But her dedication as a passionate advocate, especially for children in need, lives on through a newly-minted scholarship.