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.
Tessa Ader’s $50 million contribution will buttress the arts at UVA, something she and her late husband, Richard, have been passionate about.
Karen Elizabeth Milbourne will arrive in Charlottesville with more than 20 years of experience in museum operations.
UVA professor and pop culture expert Jack Hamilton unpacks “Now and Then,” a new song by the Beatles created with the help of an old demo and AI.