House of Cards: A Great Comeback
When House of Cards first debuted in 2013, it sparked a movement that would redefine television. The first Netflix original to receive both critical acclaim and a cult following, House of Cards proved that great TV no longer...
American Sign Language Beyond the Classroom
American Sign Language, also known as ASL, ranks fourth as the most-used language in the United States and has gained popularity in the UVA community. We spoke with Gregory Propp, the director of UVA’s...
Nationalism and Political Correctness: A UVa Anthropologist’s Perspective
On the night of August 11, over one hundred white nationalists, KKK members, and Nazis marched on the grounds of the University of Virginia to protest the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue...
OPINION: It is up to You to Decide Whether Your Kids Should Play Football
With ten seconds left in the game, with no timeouts, the quarterback hurls a perfect spiral to the wide receiver who catches the game-winning pass. Inches away from catching this pass, a 300-pound linebacker...
New UVa Faculty Seminar Introduced to Teach about Race
Faculty from all schools and departments across UVa were recently invited to participate in the first session of a new teaching development seminar entitled, “Teaching Race at UVa.” The initiative, which exists as a...
Thomas Jefferson’s Legacy at UVa
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The presence of Thomas Jefferson’s prominence at the University of Virginia has been a topic of serious debate. Reporter Harley Susan Robertson investigates this existence and how it may change in the next century
