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Mother and Child
New film about the longing for family
Feature film director Rodrigo Garcia has a soft spot for women, and one of those women is producer Julie Lynn (Col ’88, Law ’92). Though Garcia is not the only…
Letters to the Editor
What a thrill to see the picture of Scott Stadium in 1964 (“Then and Now: An Illustrated Journey Through Time,” Spring 2010). After the Corps of Cadets and the West…

Director Gregg Helvey goes to the Oscars
When Gregg Helvey (Col ’01) traveled to India three and a half years ago to make the film Kavi, he never thought he would end up at the Academy Awards…
Filthy Fun
John Waters visits Grounds
The theme of the Virginia Film Festival in November was “Funny Business,” which allowed new festival director Jody Kielbasa to show all kinds of funny films, from Chaplin-esque slapstick to…
Five Alumni Films at the 2009 Virginia Film Festival
The Virginia Film Festival runs Nov. 5 to 8, 2009. This year, several alumni will bring their films to Charlottesville. Matthew Broderick (right) with Wonderful World co-star Sanaa LathanGlenn Williamson…
Who makes the TV shows you love?
HBO’s Janet Graham Borba (Col ’79) fires up the small screen
HBO’s Janet Graham Borba (Col ’79) fires up the small screen.
Keeping it Reel
Light House puts young people behind the lens
Young people are the largest consumers of digital media, films and TV. It’s a language they are taught to hear but not speak.
Music for the Silver Screen
How a film score tells the emotional story of a movie
How a film score tells the emotional story of a movie. Plus playlists for your next event.
Letters to the Editor
Rather, Palin tried to explain, when ambushed by Katie Couric (Col ’79) in an “interview,” that the government of Alaska has trade missions with Russia and Canada and that the…
July ’09 University News Highlights
With the July 1 turn of a two-year cycle, the University of Virginia’s Board of Visitors will have new leadership.John O. “Dubby” Wynne (Law ‘71) of Virginia Beach, who was…
Top Five Alums of the U.Va. Digital Media Lab Who are Doing Cool Work (in chronological order)
Meghan Eckman.Claims to fame: Made music video-esque political documentary shorts—one of which went to Sundance—and a couple of movies with Guerrilla News Network. Toured in the U.S. and Europe in…
June ’09 University News Highlights
University of Virginia President John T. Casteen III will retire next summer after 20 years at the helm of one of the nation’s Public Ivies.Calling his time at U.Va. “magical,”…
Making Movies
Alumni are making movies, short films, television shows and documentaries, from coast to coast.
Emerging talents in the entertainment industry reveal the grit and creativity behind the glamour.
The Tibetan Connection
The University's unique relationship with an ancient culture
The people and culture of Tibet have been a part of the U.Va. community for decades, and a new center provides a fresh link to an area of growing international focus.
HIGHLIGHTS

The Mayor of Summertime
Bob Oakes (Col ’84) serves as mayor of Nags Head

1976: Block Party
The dawn of Charlottesville's Downtown Mall.

U.Va. Profs that Provide a Brush with Celebrity

Lane DeGregory (Col ’89) wins a Pulitzer Prize for her article about a feral child

A Portrait of the South in Black and White
Paul Gaston recounts his role in the civil rights movement in Charlottesville.

School of Rock
U.Va.'s Battle of the Bands face off. Hear music clips and watch a video.

Leap of Faith
Jenny D'Agostino (Com '03) takes plunge with ropes course

Lending a hand
A first-hand account of an alumnus working for Kiva in Africa.

Famous
How celebrity and the media have changed over the past 300 years as told by the American History Guys from the radio show Backstory.



