The panels, which were on loan to the University of Virginia, spent almost nine years on Grounds.
In a new book, a UVA professor explores how the white supremacists who descended on Charlottesville in 2017 borrowed tactics from civil rights protestors.
We asked students and faculty to reveal their favorite public art around the University – outside of a gallery or exhibit – encouraging them to see Grounds as its own museum.
Class of 1998 alumnus Matthew Steffens has returned to Grounds to direct “Cabaret” after a stint on Broadway as associate choreographer for “Into the Woods.”
Ilana Berry credits her UVA Law education with helping her remain ethical and accountable in the sometimes murky and corner-cutting world of espionage.
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.