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Bookmarked: Faulkner at Virginia
faulkner.lib.virginia.edu
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past,” William Faulkner wrote in Requiem for a Nun. The author’s two terms as writer-in-residence in 1957 and 1958 have taken on…
Online, In Touch
Web site ‘a good place to explore’
Need career guidance?Eager to stay in touch with your former roommate?Want to peruse recent research on heart disease—or hedge funds?
A Wink Is as Good as a Nod
Head movements trump gender in conversation
Watch a video that shows how researchers change perceived gender with video conferencing software.
No More Backpacks
Darden School to test Kindle’s potential
Students at the Darden School of Business may be getting a glimpse of the future of education this year. Online retailer Amazon selected Darden as one of seven schools that…
Dolley Madison Goes Digital
New version of former first lady's papers fuels scholarship
Dolley Madison was famous for being the ultimate hostess, and now a project headed by Holly Shulman uses the tools of the digital age to open new windows onto the life and times of the former first lady.
Required Reading: Deborah Johnson
Deborah Johnson teaches applied ethics in the Department of Science, Technology and Society in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at U.Va. She co-edited Technology and Society: Building Our Sociotechnical Future.
Hacked
Student uncovers far-reaching security threat
A trio of hackers led by a University doctoral student in computer engineering has cracked the security code of a popular smart card that uses radio-frequency identification, or RFID.Karsten Nohl,…
Required Reading: W. Bernard Carlson
W. Bernard CarlsonA U.Va. professor of science, technology and society, W. Bernard Carlson’s seven-volume Technology in World History was published in 2005. He’s now finishing a biography of the famous…
HIGHLIGHTS

The Trouble with Civilization
Civilizations rise and fall. Why do they disintegrate? Is it better to live a "civilized" life?

1820: Sincerely, Thomas Jefferson
A letter from TJ explains construction delays at U.Va. thanks to the Virginia legislature.

Hard Hat Zone
A field guide to new buildings at U.Va.

‘Virginia App’ Now Available for Free Download from iTunes Store

Beyond the Paycheck
Striking the balance between a job and coursework is tough, and it often comes with a price.

The Mayor of Summertime
Bob Oakes (Col ’84) serves as mayor of Nags Head

Insiders’ View: An all-access look at places around U.Va.

U.Va. Profs that Provide a Brush with Celebrity

Lane DeGregory (Col ’89) wins a Pulitzer Prize for her article about a feral child

How To: Helpful advice from alumni experts
Make a better cup of coffee. Learn to play the harmonica. Alumni experts share their wisdom.




