History

Remembering Sandra Day O’Connor

Categories: Politics and Public Policy, History

How Rosalynn Carter Avoided First Lady Pitfalls

Categories: Politics and Public Policy, History

The Rules for a Democracy – And How the Founders Struggled with Them

Categories: History, Politics and Public Policy, Virginia and the University,

TFTL Cushman Civil War book cover Screenshot

Civil War Generals' Memoirs

Categories: History

Memories of Jimmy Carter

Categories: History, Politics and Public Policy

Through a Black Girlhood Lens

Categories: Social and Civic Issues, Culture, Society, and Religion, History, Technology

TFTL Byzantine remains in Athens, Greece

Archaeological Discoveries of Byzantine Urban Society

Categories: Culture, Society, and Religion, History, Architecture

125 Years of Dracula

Categories: , Culture, Society, and Religion, History, Holidays and Seasons

Evolution of Finals

In celebration of the end of the academic year 2021-2022, we are happy to share a Thoughts From the Lawn blog, previously published in May 2018, written by Alexander G. “Sandy” Gilliam, Professor Emeritus at the University of Virginia.

Categories: Virginia and the University, History

Becoming President Jefferson

Categories: Virginia and the University, Politics and Public Policy, History

Saving St. John School and the Rosenwald School Legacy

Categories: Architecture, History, Social and Civic Issues, Culture, Society, and Religion, Virginia and the University

Mapping the Historic Green Books

Categories: Virginia and the University, , Architecture, History

Teaching The Cold War

Categories: History

TFTL_USS_Arizona_Memorial photo by the US National Park Service

An Admiral and a Fifteen-Year-Old at Pearl Harbor

Categories: History

The Shadow Drawing: How Science Taught Leonardo How to Paint

Categories: Music and Arts, History,

Vietnam: Epilogue to an Endless War

Categories: History, Politics and Public Policy

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