A panel of UVA experts will tackle the scientific causes of some of the latest weather-related crises, the impacts on communities, and potential solutions.

Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

Matthew Skwiat (postdoctoral College Fellow, UVa) will present the following lecture: “Feeling History: Thomas Carlyle, The French Revolution, and the Melodramatic Form.”

Valerie Hansen, Yale University, will give a speaker series lecture entitled "The Age of Exploration Before Da Gama: When Spices and Ceramics traveled Halfway around the Globe."

The Fralin will host the Tashi Kyil Tour Monks who will create a sand mandala in the museum. Visitors are welcome to watch the monks at work October 3-6.

Experts discuss China's mistreatment of its Uyghur minority and how this repression conflicts with the Chinese Communist Party’s public diplomacy efforts.

Learn how a festival in the Australian desert connects to the art of dance and performance in Indigenous cultures!

Lithium Territories investigates the socio-environmental, spatial, and temporal entanglements of the just energy transition.

Michael Sheehy, Director of Scholarship at the Contemplative Sciences Center, Research Assistant Professor in Tibetan Buddhist studies in the Department of Religious Studies.

Storytelling performance, Hoda Day and Night, shares the stories of Egyptian women's oral transmission of knowledge as democratic practice.

The Fralin will host the Tashi Kyil Tour Monks who will create a sand mandala in the museum. Visitors are welcome to watch the monks at work October 3-6.

Brantly Womack, UVA Professor Emeritus of Foreign Affairs, will talk about his newest book Recentering Pacific Asia: Regional China and World Order.

Drop in at the UVA International Center on Thursdays in September anytime from 6pm-7:30pm to enjoy some snacks and a new international drink each week.

Andromache Karanika, University of California, Irvine, will give the talk "Decoding the Wedding Song Tradition in Ancient Greece."

Elli Kim, Korean reference librarian at the Library of Congress, will give the talk "North Korean Advertising in the 1950s-1960s: Bargaining Socialist Social Contract between State and Citizens."

Undergraduates who are interested in participating in the 3-credit J-term during the first two weeks of January, are invited to the information session!

A panel with descendant activists, planners, preservationists, and scholars from historic Black Western settlements discuss "Western Afrotopias."

Free Celtic concert featuring five musicians.

A discussion of Bonnie Gordon’s new book, Voice Machines, an exploration of the castrato as a critical provocation to explore the relationships between sound, music, voice instrument, and machine.

Join us at the Multicultural Student Center to learn more about education abroad opportunities at UVA!

Join the UVA in London: The Theatrical City (January Term) Program Directors to learn about the program and ask your questions.

POSTERS FROM THE FRONT LINES OF THE CLIMATE JUSTICE MOVEMENT, 1968–2022

This talk by Anna Arabindan-Kesson, Princeton University, will discuss the representation of plantations in nineteenth-century British colonial art.

When Georgia Hunter was 15 years old, she learned that she came from a family of Holocaust survivors. Her book, We Were the Lucky Ones, was born of her quest to uncover her family's staggering history

Drop in at the UVA International Center on Thursdays in September anytime from 6pm-7:30pm to enjoy some snacks and a new international drink each week.