In these challenging times, StoryCorps’ One Small Step program is working to help mend the fraying fabric of our nation–one...
Ginter's naming of a street that intersects Hermitage Road in the Lakeside neighborhood "Pope" was perhaps the only visible sign of his affection during his living...
For the first time since early spring 2020, University of Richmond Museums is presenting three new exhibitions, all of which are open to the public. Museums...
Newly-restored ancient scroll returns to public viewing for the first time in more than a decade
Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, a longtime shrine of the South and home to thousands of Confederate graves, has quietly banned the flying of Confederate flags.
The Valentine was awarded the largest grant of any other humanities project in Virginia and is in the top 8% of the 245 grant recipients across...
Statistics professor Taylor Arnold and digital humanities professor Lauren Tilton have received a nearly $325K ($324,693) grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to support...
The Valentine Museum and Reclaiming the Monument are the recipients of a $670,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Monuments Project.
Social media was a flutter as they opened up a lead box found in the base of Lee Monument. The flutter was for naught.
“In the past, highway construction too often destroyed neighborhoods in the name of ‘progress,” said Governor Northam. “Now, some 70 years later, we now have the...