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All Things to All Boys

All Things to All Boys

New novel explores fallout of girl’s disappearance

Hannah Pittard’s (Grad ‘07) novel The Fates Will Find Their Way begins with a mystery: 16-year-old Nora Lindell is missing. There are no concrete clues about her whereabouts, just glimmers…

Required Reading: John M. Owen IV

Required Reading: John M. Owen IV

John M. Owen IV, associate professor of politics, recently published The Clash of Ideas in World Politics: Transnational Networks, States, and Regime Change 1510-2010. Is there a book that inspired…

Mind’s Eye

Mind’s Eye

Nir Avissar’s photography documents military life in Israel

Nir Avissar’s photography documents military life in Israel

News Briefs

News Briefs

The University retained its No. 3 ranking for the fifth time in six years in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine’s “100 Best Values in Public Colleges” list. The article highlighted U.Va.…

Painting a Farewell

Painting a Farewell

Celebrating the career of art professor Richard Crozier

An exhibition of paintings by Richard Crozier, who has taught drawing and painting courses at the McIntire Department of Art since 1974, was on display at U.Va.’s Ruffin Gallery in…

Camera Focused on Black America

Camera Focused on Black America

Kevin Everson experiments in filmmaking

Kevin Everson experiments in filmmaking

Professor’s music nominated for Grammy

Professor’s music nominated for Grammy

The “Rugby Road” Song Controversy

The “Rugby Road” Song Controversy

Some claim the song “promotes violence, excessive drinking and vulgar language.” What do you think?

Poet Debra Nystrom receives Library of Virginia award

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The Voice of Reason

The Voice of Reason

Former FBI agent Gary Noesner set the standard for hostage negotiation

In October 1982, a man held his sister and her children at gunpoint in a train. Just another day at the office for hostage negotiator Gary Noesner.

Bestsellers at the U.Va. Bookstore: July through September 2010

1. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson2. The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson3. Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins

In the Company of Women

In the Company of Women

Professor John Casey publishes new novel, Compass Rose

Required Reading: Thomas Bateman

Required Reading: Thomas Bateman

When the Image Is the Word

The art of Corwin Levi

A sign on the window outside Corwin Levi’s summer studio reads “Please don’t tap the glass. Feeding the animals, however, is strongly encouraged.” Since Levi’s arrival, he has transformed the…

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