A collaboration between scientists and artists on Virginia’s Eastern Shore has resulted in artful insights to a natural phenomenon.
In original Slavic folklore, the vampire functioned as a symbol of disease; it provided an answer when science was lacking.
University of Virginia sculpture professor William Bennett shows how he adapted his in-person sculpture courses under COVID restrictions.
Local carver Ed Morton has become known over the years for the exquisite pumpkin carvings that he does for the Small Special Collections Library and other groups.
Professor Elizabeth Hutton Turner had just finished teaching her art history class when she got word. A painting she had been seeking for years had finally been found.
The singing telegrams are a product of President Jim Ryan’s office and meant to sow comfort and joy during this difficult time.
Pull up a car seat at the Virginia Film Festival’s drive-in screenings, running through Sunday at Morven Farm and the Dairy Market.
Hamilton recently reprised her famed role as Sarah Connor in “Terminator: Dark Fate,” where she worked with producer – and Ryan’s UVA Law classmate – Julie Lynn.