Virginia Student Film Festival: Audience Picks Favorite Film
The 2017 Virginia Student Film Festival took place in Newcomb Theater on March 18th. This year, the two-hour film festival showcased around 15 short films made and produced by local Virginia college students. The...
Innocent on Death Row: a look into Virginia inmate’s sentence
Last week, students packed into a Clark lecture hall for the opportunity to hear from Elizabeth Peiffer, a lawyer from a local nonprofit law firm, about one of her current cases. Hosted by the Roosevelt...
Annual Virginia Festival of the Book brings Sue Klebold to UVA
This past Sunday afternoon found Sue Klebold, author of A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, speaking to an audience assembled in UVa's Culbreth Theater. Sponsored by the 23rd Annual Virginia Festival of the...
The Charlottesville Ten Miler and Its Impact on One UVA Professor
On the morning of March 18th, the Charlottesville Ten Miler race fired its shotgun at 7:15 am. The course of the race starts and ends near JPJ Arena and covers a picturesque path including...
Storyboarding: Learn more from UVA Professor Matt Marshall
On Wednesday, March 1st, film enthusiast, lecturer, screen writer and music composer Matt Marshall gave a storyboard workshop in the VABC (Virginia Arts of the Book Center). While it was a small-scale workshop, artists,...
Look Hoos Debating
On the night of February 22nd, the first ever inter-organizational debate debate took place in Jefferson Hall between the International Relations Organization and the Washington Literary Society and Debate Union on the topic of...
