Though most U.Va. students are probably familiar with the name FYP, they probably aren't familiar with the lengthy preparation that goes into the drama organization's productions.
Although the warm weather seems to be readily approaching, the winter coat and its power is equally important and sustained each fall and winter season.
Professor Casteen’s commitment to seeing Shanghai in its entirety, through the lens of a writer, poet, photographer and through the heart of its people, was greatly inspiring
Wideman hosted a reading in the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Auditorium Wednesday evening, and the presentation was just as dense, unusual and powerful as the man’s most celebrated fiction.
Gloria Allred symbolizes strength, fearlessness, and dedication — and she is nowhere near done.
"The Ritual" updates many overused horror tropes, making for a thrilling story set in the woods.
The Kluge-Ruhe museum is home to the most comprehensive collection of Aboriginal art outside Australia.
The Music Library will transform into a performance space for four different plays and one monologue Friday.
MGMT's latest album returns the group to their roots, with the funk-pop sounds of their first LP.
Noname will be performing at the University in March for UPC's spring concert, a Facebook post announced Tuesday.
The University Spanish Theater Group put on a compelling rendition of “Las putas de San Julián” this past weekend, performing four shows at the Helms Theater.
Noah Gundersen's acoustic show at The Southern was vibrating with energy and emotion.
The Spanish Department's theatre production "Las Putas" has important feminist ties, as explained by director Fernando Operé.
An in-depth interview with Soju Blue, an all-female, all-student band with exciting things ahead.
It's another disappointing year for the Grammys as Bruno Mars gets what is surely too much acclaim.
“Phantom Thread” is beautiful, and it is a love story, but it is not a beautiful love story — perhaps it was not meant to be.
The McIntire Department of Art and the McIntire Department of Music are coming together to host the Impulse Festival of Improvisation.
It is Dr. Murphy’s relatability, his childlike like sincerity and wonder, that often has audiences questioning our own social norms along with him.
Whatever else it was, 2017 was a banner year for Charlottesville’s arts scene. Will 2018 hold much of the same?
The arrival of 2018 marks the opportunity for artists and writers to release and create new bodies of work. Here are four of the most anticipated arts and entertainment events awaiting us in 2018.
