Can civil discourse be saved?

U.Va.'s Miller Center tackles thorny issues, beginning with the war in Iraq.

The scars of dangerous duty

Wounded CBS correspondent Kimberly Dozier says journalists have become targets.

Roots takes reins of College Guide program

Criminal system flawed, DNA study says

Can too much happiness be a bad thing?

Get a taste of Sugarleaf

Jerry and Lauren Bias build on Virginia's wine legacy.

Building bridges with music

Kantara, the world’s first Arab-Appalachian fusion group, blends the familiar sounds of guitar and mandolin with exotic instruments like the oud. Kantara means “bridge” in Arabic, and its musicians hope to demonstrate that Arabs and Americans can work together.

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