What Are UVA Librarians Reading? Here Are Their 2024 Picks
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Why a California Couple Gave Millions to Rare Book School
Book-loving adventures over five decades inspired a California couple to make a $3.1 million donation to Rare Book School at the University of Virginia, the largest donation in its history.
Let’s Circle Back, the Ice-Breaking Office Game a UVA Alumna Created
Let’s Circle Back is a corporate storytelling game and prompt deck that’s designed to break the ice with new employees or enhance the workplace culture within a veteran staff.
Through a Harlem Renaissance Poet’s Garden, and Into Her Work and Life
The exhibition, titled “Anne Spencer: I Am Here!” showcases the life and work of Lynchburg poet Anne Spencer.
This Halloween, Curl Up With These Haunting Reads From UVA Library
This scary season, if you find yourself on a midnight dreary without a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore to ponder, the University of Virginia Library has recommendations for you.
UVA Alumna Turns From Stage to Screen to Print With Debut Novel
Jacquie Walters never thought she would be a writer.
Stanley Stepanic on Fact and Fiction in "A Vamp There Was"
According to Stepanic, scholarship on vampires is valuable because analysis of vampire folklore provides insight into humanity.
‘Where Faulkner Was Happy’: William Faulkner Abroad, at Home and at UVA
Last spring, UVA acquired 16 letters from Faulkner to his mother written while he traveled through Europe in the fall of 1925.
Quiz: What Kind of Reader Are You?
Our friends over at the University of Virginia Library have offered their own reading recommendations with every quiz result.
From Judge to Bestselling Author, With Help From Tom Wolfe and Rita Mae Brown
For retired Virginia Circuit Court Judge Martin Clark, a 1984 graduate of the University of Virginia’s School of Law, law was a fallback career, a parent-pleasing choice he made after he found nobody wanted to hire him to teach creative writing.
She Wrote ‘We Were the Lucky Ones’ and Co-Produced the Hit Hulu Series
Georgia Hunter’s journey to becoming a New York Times bestselling author and co-producer of the Hulu series based on her book, “We Were the Lucky Ones,” began with an English paper assignment when she was 15.
The Educator’s Bookshelf — A List of Must Reads from U.Va. Professors
For any student unsure of what their first post-finals read should be, look no further than the favorite books of these four academics.