In Friday’s special music edition, how UVA’s collection of student-drawn 1980s concert posters opens windows into the past.
A special music edition of the UVA Today Daily Report is starting this Friday. Here’s a teaser of what’s to come.
A UVA student for about a year, Edgar Allan Poe saw limited success in his short life, but left an indelible mark on American literature.
Linguist Lise Dobrin’s recent collaborations – with students, village elders and UVA Wise ethnobotanist Ryan Huish – keep cultural traditions alive.
Unsurprisingly, “The Firm” and “To Kill a Mockingbird” make the experts’ lists. But they also suggest some hidden gems.
Their recommendations range from new publications to classics like Toni Morrison’s “Beloved.”
What would make a good holiday film set at UVA? We asked an alumna with years of experience in the genre.
When Americans wish each other “happy holidays,” here are a few that may not be at the top of their minds.