A Juneteenth program on Sunday brought the music of the Monticello plantation to UVA’s Rotunda.
The Spanish professor prioritizes community in all aspects of her life, whether guiding grad students or making academic resources more accessible to the public.
UVA art history professor Francesca Fiorani is challenging a historian’s new claim about whether a small bridge behind the Mona Lisa is depicting a real one.
A collaborative, participatory painting project visually depicts meditations on tragedies.
The tales were diverse: A snowstorm and an angry swim coach. A biker taking on the bureaucracy. A career pivot to saving the oceans. And colleagues who had her back.
An exhibit to recognize missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and “two-spirit people” is coming to The Fralin Museum of Art and other locations on Grounds.
When the University tagged an image of her Rotunda watercolor, interest in Spooner’s art surged and she never looked back.
Fey’s return to Grounds allowed her to meet the current members of First Year Players, the theater organization that introduced her to UVA’s drama scene – and eventually, her career.