"Bowling for Columbine", a critically acclaimed documentary on gun violence in America, will air for free at the theater in the basement of Newcomb hall March 31 EApril 5. It begins at 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and at 10 p.m. on Saturday.
The documentary won the Cannes Film Festival 55th Anniversary Prize and received the Academy Award for Best Documentary this year. Director Michael Moore's film includes interviews with personalities including Charlton Heston and Dick Clark, as well as students at Columbine High School and many others across North America.
Tonight the film will be followed by a panel discussion. The program is sponsored by the Arts and Sciences Council, the American studies department, the Virginia Festival Film Society and the anthropology department.
Read More
How Youngkin reshaped Virginia during his term
By Ford McCracken | 7 hours agoAfter nearly four years in office, here is an overview of how Youngkin changed Virginia.
Spanberger, Callsen and Laufer outline legislative priorities following election victories
By Brendon Bordwine | 22 hours agoAs the campaigns drew to a close following sweeping Democratic victories, attention now turns to how Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger and Charlottesville-area Dels. Katrina Callsen and Amy Laufer will shape the future of Charlottesville in their upcoming terms, especially for students at the University.
UJC celebrates 70th anniversary, adjudicates 10 cases in case-heavy fall semester
By Grace Little | 23 hours agoThe University Judiciary Committee has adjudicated ten cases this semester and has 17 pending cases.
