Participants gather weekly for informal conversation at the International Center.

Chekhov's 1897 masterpiece filled with dark humor, hidden passions, and tumultuous family dynamics. Runs in repertory with LIFE SUCKS. by Aaron Posner.

The Composition and Computer Technologies (CCT) program in the Department of Music will present their annual festival of new electronic music, intermedia, and sound art.

SPICMACAY hosts thier annual Fall Concert featuring world-renowned violinist Delhi P. Sunderrajan and mridangist Neyveli R. Narayanan!

The Composition and Computer Technologies (CCT) program in the Department of Music will present their annual festival of new electronic music, intermedia, and sound art.

Lecture by Dr. Anatole Tchikine, Harvard University, Dumbarton Oaks

Sixiang Wang, UCLA, will give a book talk on his new work "Boundless Winds of Empire: Rhetoric and Ritual in Early Chosŏn Diplomacy with Ming China."

Lecture by Kalyan Nadiminti (Department of English, Northwestern)

Lecture by Yota Batsaki

Drop in and enjoy a root beer float at the International Center this week!

Lecture by Dr. Yota Batsaki

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

International Rescue Committee President David Miliband discusses how to find hope in our current moment of crisis. This event is co-sponsored by the IRC, the Humanitarian Collaborative and UVA Global

Belarusian activist Volya Vysotskaia talks about the crisis of human rights under the authoritarian regime of Russia ally Lukashenko.

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.