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The Virginia Film Festival

Lynn Novick, who co-directed the 18-part documentary series “The Vietnam War” with Ken Burns, joined English professor Steve Cushman and associate professor Marc Selverstone, chair of the Miller Center’s Presidential Recordings Program.

Marc Selverstone

Sirius XM News and Issues

Representation of Asian-Americans in the U.S.

The Miller Center's Chris Lu discusses the topic with Julie Mason, host of The Press Pool.

Chris Lu

Fox News

So long 'House of Cards'—and good riddance!

"I for one will not miss what I have come to view as one of the most anti-American phenomena in modern pop culture," writes Mary Kate Cary. "With an upside-down American flag as its logo...our enemies couldn’t have designed a better way to undermine our democracy through entertainment and social media."

Mary Kate Cary

South China Sea

Foreign Affairs

Calmer seas and more prosperous voyages

How important are the South China Sea disputes, where are they trending, and what is the American stake? The Miller Center's Brantly Womack explores.

Richmond Times Dispatch

Calmer seas and more prosperous voyages

How important are the South China Sea disputes, where are they trending, and what is the American stake? The Miller Center's Brantly Womack explores.

Brantly Womack

Richmond Times Dispatch

An interview with Lynn Novick, co-director of PBS' 'The Vietnam War'

Novick helped kick off the Virginia Film Festival at UVA with a screening of “Things Fall Apart,” an 84-minute episode of the documentary, and then discussed it afterward with the Miller Center's Marc Selverstone.

Marc Selverstone