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Heavy Casualties May Spur Ukraine War Negotiations

UVA Today sat down with William Antholis, director of the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs and chair of an every-other-week, off-the-record “Ukraine War Room” video conference, to see if there’s a chance of ending the war.

William Antholis

The trajectory of science policy in the second Trump Administration

Last Friday afternoon (February 7), the fear of cuts seemed to be realized when the office of the director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a reduction in the rate of indirect cost reimbursement on current and future grants to 15 percent.

Guian McKee

Fragility of the Israel Hamas Ceasefire

Mara Rudman discusses the fragility of the Israel Hamas cease-fire.

Mara Rudman

H-Diplo Review Essay 613: LBJ's America

Selverstone focuses on the president’s leadership style, including the famous “Johnson treatment,” whereby he charmed, bullied, and cajoled his potential allies.

Marc Selverstone

US agency sends Trump plan to release documents on JFK assassination

Barbara Perry, co-director of the presidential oral history program at the Miller Center, an affiliate of the University of Virginia, said the CIA may have been following Oswald.

Barbara Perry

What does an executive order really mean? A UVA government expert explains

“Totally normal for presidents to take office and issue executive orders,” Potter said. “Where Trump differs is in the volume and executive orders and their provocative nature. Some of these are really pressing the boundaries of what powers belong from the Constitution to the president and what powers belong to the Congress.”

Rachel Potter