Rana Mitter, S.T. Lee Chair and Professor of US-Asia Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School will be discussing related themes to his book China’s Good War: How World War II is Shaping a New Nationali

Lecture by Gail Weiss, Professor of Philosophy, George Washington University

Learn more about the UVA in Morocco: Participatory Development in Practice program!

New video installation by Bogotá, Colombia-based interdisciplinary artist Camilo Leyva Espinel.

Learn more about the UVA in Paris: Global Internships program!

Lecture by Elizabeth Alexander (Religious Studies). Lunch served following lecture.

Join the International Studies Office for the Winter Education Abroad Fair!

Participants gather weekly on Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30pm for informal conversation at the International Center.

Learn more about the UVA in Buenos Aires: Global Internships program!

Learn more about the UVA in London: Global Internships program!

Join UVA Education Abroad and the UVA Career Center at this special in-person session for education abroad returnees!

Interested in gaining theoretical and practical background in Global Health?

Printmaking and ceramics by Yolŋu artists from Arnhem Land.

Join us to celebrate the New Year and start it in good company. A catered lunch will be served.

New work by First Nations Australian multidisciplinary artist Lisa Waup.

Join Mahabuba and Heidi, along with fellow cooking enthusiasts, in The Haven kitchen to learn to prepare an authentic Indo-Bengali meal and then enjoy lunch together!

Miller Center Faculty Senior Fellow John M. Owen IV will engage experts to discuss his latest book, "The Ecology of Nations"

Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

Interested in gaining theoretical and practical background in Global Health?

Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

Run/walk a 5k to benefit maternal health in Sierra Leone! $20 to register. Wear your fave holiday sweater!

The East Asia Center will be hosting Rebecca Nedostup, Associate Professor of History and East Asian Studies at Brown University, for a Nelson Lecture.

Join our webinar conversation to hear an author, a humanitarian expert and a literary scholar discuss how fiction can help readers understand and connect to major policy issues in times of crisis.

A lecture by Lin Zhang, Associate Professor of Communication and Media Studies at the University of New Hampshire

A discussion about Melvin L. Rogers’ book 'The Darkened Light of Faith: Race, Democracy, and Freedom in African American Political Thought'