How is opera related to the Deaf experience in America? In February, Victory Hall Opera brought together some of America’s foremost Deaf actors and hearing opera singers in a once-in-a-lifetime collaborative performance on Grounds to ask this question.
State and local emergency declarations activated the Charlottesville area’s regional emergency operation plan, leading to regular meetings among city, county and UVA officials that have streamlined the response to COVID-19.
Avery Bullock said the COVID-19 pandemic further solidified her mission: helping those in underserved communities gain access to timely, effective care and addressing the inequities that too often get in the way.
University of Virginia first-year medical student Mira du Plessis is drawn to two ancient arts: healing and forging metal.
“Double-Hoo” Mira Du Plessis is a first-year medical student and co-president of the UVA Blacksmithing Club. Here, she discusses the magic of working at the forge. “If I can think it, I can make it,” she says.
Jenny Wales, artistic director of the Heritage Theatre Festival, talks the future of the performance industry, working from home and the light at the end of the tunnel.
An antioxidant produced during exercise may prevent or reduce the severity of acute respiratory distress syndrome. It may also offer a pathway to a new treatment.
Serving as a guest speaker in a McIntire School of Commerce course on Tuesday, Carla Williams shared some of the foundational tenets that set the tone for how she manages.