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The pop-up traffic garden at the Child Development Center on �鶹��Ƶ's Fairfax Campus was a dry run for �鶹��Ƶ research that will begin in late August at two Washington, D.C., public elementary schools.

With a twist or shake of your wrist, your smartphone can interpret motion to take a picture, turn on a light, and more. Last year, �鶹��Ƶ computer science professors Parth Pathak and Huzefa Rangwala were brainstorming how similar technology could help society in even greater ways. Their idea? To automatically translate sign language into text or speech.

When Amanda Jarvis was a child and her school in rural Oklahoma lost its arts funding, it was an immediate disappointment, she said. But it also had ripple consequences.

School suspensions can triple the probability that a student will drop out of school or have later involvement with the criminal justice system, according to studies linked to the school-to-prison pipeline. These statistics are concerning, but Sarah Parshall has hope.

As �鶹��Ƶ’s Board of Visitors prepares to launch the search for the university’s next president, Rector Tom Davis and Vice Rector Jimmy Hazel are hosting four feedback sessions for faculty and staff to give their input for the search process.

As �鶹��Ƶ’s Board of Visitors prepares to launch the search for the university’s next president, Rector Tom Davis and Vice Rector Jimmy Hazel are hosting four feedback sessions for faculty and staff to give their input for the search process.

�鶹��Ƶ Rector Tom Davis invites faculty and staff to give input on what qualities the Board of Visitors should look for in �鶹��Ƶ’s next president.

�鶹��Ƶ has been recognized as a Cyber FastTrack National “Top Tier College” that is the best in the nation in Cybersecurity Talent Discovery.

The �鶹��Ƶ Board of Visitors today unanimously voted to appoint former Virginia Secretary of Education Anne Holton as the university’s interim president. The appointment will take effect August 1.

For about 25 years, Khairi Shammo said it felt like he and his family from Sinjar, Iraq, were “running from a conflict to a conflict.” They moved back and forth from Iraq to Syria multiple times trying to avoid the Iraq-Iranian war, terrorism and religious discrimination for being Yazidis, members of a religious minority.

�鶹��Ƶ alumnus Joey Meyer developed an appreciation for using his imagination to build ever since he was a child fascinated by Legos. After graduating from McLean High School in Virginia, he still wanted to create, and earning an engineering degree was his goal.

Calculating the value of a stock or bond is relatively straightforward, but have you ever thought about the monetary value of an endangered species? Finance major and May graduate Eleri Burnett has.