Award-winning director joins Barbara Kingsolver in Charlottesville
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Barbara Kingsolver, who will speak at the Paramount Theater on April 22 to benefit Virginia Organizing, has announced that a special guest will join her.
Search Results for New York City
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On Jefferson’s birthday, medalists reflect, look to the future
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In celebration of Thomas Jefferson’s birthday Wednesday, winners of the 2016 Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medals gave public talks.
W&L professor Domnica Radulescu publishes third novel
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Washington and Lee University professor Domnica Radulescu has published her third novel, “Country of Red Azaleas.”
Environmental component to rise in peanut allergies?
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Peanut allergies among children in the United States has more than tripled, from 0.4 percent in 1997 to 1.4 percent in 2010.
Virginia wrestling: Brackets, seeds announced for NCAAs
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The brackets and seeds for the 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championships were announced Wednesday by the NCAA. Virginia will be represented by five wrestlers.
Virginia wrestlers Atkinson, Gillen selected for NCAAs
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Redshirt-sophomore Andrew Atkinson and redshirt-senior Patrick Gillen received at-large bids for the NCAA Championships it was announced by the organization on Tuesday.
Snow may signal last gasp of winter in Mid-Atlantic
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The return of cold air into this weekend will deliver one to two rounds of snow and slippery conditions along the Interstate 81 and 95 corridors in the Mid-Atlantic.
Quilter, historian Kyra E. Hicks to lecture on The Roosevelt Postage Stamp Quilt
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Kyra Hicks became a believer in quilts as storytellers upon seeing a traveling exhibition of Eva Ungar Grudin’s “Stitching Memories: African-American Story Quilts” in 1990.
Randy Forbes: Virginia on the move
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By today’s standards, the original Erie Canal was only a tiny ditch. It was about 40′ wide and 4′ deep, dug almost completely by hand over eight years in the early 19th century.
Zoe for President: Waynesboro YMCA backs toddler for White House
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It’s presidential season, and the Waynesboro YMCA is throwing its support to an outsider candidate, a 1-year-old named Zoe.
