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UVA Law dean stepping down after eight-year run - Vimarsana News

UVA Law dean stepping down after eight-year run

Risa L. Goluboff, the high-performing dean of the University of Virginia’s high-ranked law school, plans to return to teaching in 2024.

Grand Challenges Target Cancer, Youth Mental Health, and Democracy in Rural VA - Vimarsana News

Grand Challenges Target Cancer, Youth Mental Health, and Democracy in Rural VA

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Chronicling Los Angeles' iconic Virgin of Guadalupe street art - Vimarsana News

Chronicling Los Angeles' iconic Virgin of Guadalupe street art

LOS ANGELES (RNS) — 'Whenever you see a virgencita you feel safe. You know that your people, your gente, your raza are around,' said Oscar Rodriguez Zapata.

Students, Iran Expert Respond as Women, Girls Lead Human Rights Protests in Tehran – UVA Today - Vimarsana News

Students, Iran Expert Respond as Women, Girls Lead Human Rights Protests in Tehran – UVA Today

Mahsa Amini, left, died after being detained by the country’s so-called “morality police.” At UVA, graduate student Abtin Afshar, leader of UVA’s Iranian Students Association, is helping lead the call for human rights in Tehran. (Photo of Afshar by Dan Addison, University Communications) Iran has been in upheaval since Sept. 16, when Mahsa Amini died

UVA photography exhibit shatters stereotypes of Black Virginians during Jim Crow - Vimarsana News

UVA photography exhibit shatters stereotypes of Black Virginians during Jim Crow

A collection of 10,000 stereotype-defying images documenting Black life in Central Virginia will be on display at UVA.