Darden’s Peter Belmi Honored with All-University Teaching Award
The University of Virginia on Tuesday honored 18 faculty members and five graduate students with awards recognizing their creative instruction and meaningful contributions to the University, and their public service. The University Teaching Awards are among the highest honors given to faculty members who have distinguished themselves both in the classroom and in their fields.
UVA Darden State of the School Highlights Major Milestones Achieved and Opportunities Ahead
Darden alumni from across the decades gathered during Reunion Weekend for a Darden tradition: the annual State of the School address. Highlights of the event included advancements in the School’s master plan, Robert J. Hugin (MBA ’85) being honored with the Charles C. Abbott Award, the presentation of $6.9 million in Reunion Giving and an update on the Powered by Purpose campaign, which has raised a remarkable $625 million so far.
Let’s Do The Extraordinary: How Darden’s Thought Leadership is Shaping Business and Society
What happens when the world’s toughest challenges meet the innovative spirit of the University of Virginia Darden School of Business? At Darden, bold ideas shape business and society. Faculty tackle pressing questions — How can business prioritize all stakeholders? What makes for effective ethics guardrails? Can competitors collaborate to solve big problems? — delivering insights that drive real change.
Symposium Explores Opportunities, Challenges of AI in Health Care
At the recent AI in Health Care Symposium sponsored by the Health Leadership Institute at UVA Health, University of Virginia Darden School of Business and UVA School of Data Science, leaders in AI and health care from UVA and beyond described an industry actively adopting AI applications to gain efficiencies, save money and improve patient outcomes, yet doing so in an often-fragmented ecosystem.
Is ‘King Dollar’ in Danger of Losing Its Crown?
Last week, confidence in the world's reserve currency was badly shaken after turbulence in U.S. stock and bond markets coincided with a sharp decline of the greenback against other developed economy currencies. The volatility prompted economists and investors alike to reconsider long-held assumptions about the dominance of the U.S. dollar.
What the Sell-Off in Treasuries Means for Your Mortgage
The fallout from President Trump’s global trade war continues to roil markets, with investors pulling out of even traditionally safe U.S. government bonds. If this trend persists, it could spell trouble for home buyers and homeowners in the months ahead.
