

It’s not often that a college senior can add “Emmy winner” to their résumé before they earn their undergraduate degree. But that’s the case for communication studies majors Isabella McCullough ’26 and Braden Hamilton ’26.

What if the Declaration of Independence—the nation’s founding document that will celebrate its 250th anniversary next year—was reimagined for the next 250 years?

For more than a decade, Russell Reed ’16 spent his days at Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg hacking away at a series of 1,000-pound logs in front of curious spectators.

When a new statue of civil rights hero Barbara Johns is unveiled later this fall to stand in the U.S. Capitol, it will be a proud moment for Farmville and Prince Edward County.