Anne E. Bromley

Rare Book School has put a varied selection of its teaching collections on exhibit at the Grolier Club in New York City, open to the public until Dec. 23

West said universities should focus on the character development of students, how to see and listen to others more broadly and deeply, contributing to making the world a better place, locally and globally.

“An Evening with Jason George” will be held Nov. 4 and “One Night Only: Kathleen Turner LIVE!” on Dec. 2. Tickets are available to UVA students, faculty and staff by lottery.

The Virginia Film Festival, a UVA program, resumes all events in-person Nov. 2-6, at venues on Grounds and downtown.

The University Singers, UVA’s flagship choral ensemble with more than 90 students directed by faculty conductor Michael Slon, performed for “Arts on the Hill.”

The newly established Gibbons Project strengthen the University’s commitment to researching and acknowledging its history and legacies with slavery.

Schools, teachers and parents are still dealing with the aftermath of the pandemic’s effects on children, and that’s why librarian Ashley Hosbach launched this project.

Commerce professor Carrie Heilman, who’s receiving UVA’s Zintl Leadership Award this fall, talks about some of the issues she’s involved in.

A new Special Collections exhibition shows early 20th-century African Americans in Central Virginia, presenting themselves as they wished to be seen and understood.

The benches, bearing names of individuals and one group, honor some of the groundbreaking pioneers at UVA.