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The Lesser-Known – and Happier – Life of Edgar Allan Poe
Not just a great writer, Poe had a circle of friends and family that cared for and about him, says the author of a new biography.
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UVA Poet Rita Dove To Honor Renowned Colleague at Book Festival
The Virginia Festival of the Book will pay tribute to poet Nikki Giovanni with readings, live music and tributes from acclaimed writers.
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College Students Are Reading Less. This UVA ‘BookTok’ Influencer Wants To Change That
William Dozier, a 2018 alumnus, is challenging lapsed readers to try these five books.
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The Music Beat: Breaking the Algorithm’s Rhythm, These Students Give Music the Human Touch
Student DJs at UVA have gone on to successful careers in music and radio.
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This UVA Alum Just Performed in the Super Bowl Halftime Show – Again
School of Engineering and Applied Science grad Jalen Rashad has shared the stage with Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar and GloRilla.
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Love Is in the Air – and the Kitchen
Three former Hoos share delicious dishes and tips on how to cook with love.
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The Music Beat: Diving Into Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
UVA pop culture expert Jack Hamilton analyzes the rapper’s packed performance.
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Memorial Gym: ‘Great War’ Gave Shape to a Great Need
What began as an athletic clubhouse evolved into a memorial for the 2,700 students and alumni who served in World War I, including 80 who died in the conflict.