Caroline Newman

Writer, Editor, Marketer

Charlottesville, VA

Caroline Newman

Writer, Editor, Marketer

Charlottesville, VA

Clinton, White House Alums Headline Presidential Festival
Just more than 200 years ago, three U.S. presidents gathered to lay the cornerstone for the University of Virginia, a place they hoped would educate the future leaders of their fledgling democracy. This week, hundreds of scholars, policymakers, historians – and even a former president – gathered just yards from that spot to discuss the state of that very democracy and the future of the American presidency that upholds it.
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Melody Barnes on the White House, UVA, Monticello and Jefferson
Imagine you are standing in the ocean, walking a bit deeper out into the water, loving the feel of the sun on your back, sand under your feet. It’s beautiful, amazing even. And then, boom! A big wave comes, knocking you into the salty surf. As you get up, another one hits, right on cue. And another, one you didn’t even see coming.
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A Tale of Two Mamadis
In November 2006, University of Virginia basketball player Mamadi Diane scored the first points in the brand-new John Paul Jones Arena, hitting a three-point jumper that would send the Cavaliers on their way to beating the No. 10 team in the country, the University of Arizona. More than 4,000 miles away in Conakry, Guinea’s sprawling capital city in West Africa, 9-year-old Mamadi Diakite was more focused on the soccer ball, weaving and dribbling among his friends as they played in city streets and parks.
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The Virginia Years: The Untold Story of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Time at UVA
amed artist Georgia O’Keeffe studied at the University of Virginia every summer from 1912 to 1916, taking courses designed for art teachers and teaching some classes of her own. When she arrived, however, she was nearly ready to give up on art, lacking inspiration and struggling to work through her family’s financial struggles and, later, her mother’s death.
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The Rembrandt That Wasn't
For years, the painting was stowed away, first in the attic of Old Cabell Hall and then in new art storage at The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia. Its subject, a young man with a ruffled collar and a velvet cap, was innocuous, but a small plaque on the frame added intrigue with just one name: “Rembrandt.”.
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UVA Gathers for Emotional Vigil Remembering Otto Warmbier
Members of the University community came together to remember Otto Warmbier and honor the kind, adventurous young man that many of them knew. The nation knows Warmbier as the young American detained in North Korea in January 2016, when authorities there alleged he attempted to remove a propaganda sign from the wall of his hotel.
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Taking Back The Lawn
Thousands retraced the steps that neo-Nazi and white supremacist protestors took last Friday, a powerful repudiation of hate and bigotry. The procession began around 9 p.m. in Nameless Field, where a sea of candles slowly lit up the night.
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A Day on the Lawn
The Lawn has always been the heart of the University of Virginia. It is a classroom, where professors and students study, discuss or simply read. It is a home, for students and faculty currently residing there and for alumni who have walked its terraces over the years. for music or megawatt Lighting of the Lawn celebrations. A playground—for students, families and plenty of puppies. A picture-perfect picnic site. A UNESCO World Heritage site. Like UVA, the Lawn is both constant and constantly changing, its inhabitants living out Jefferson’s vision for shared lifelong learning as each new day dawns.
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UVA Ph.D. Graduate, 60, Among Longest-Living Survivors of Cystic Fibrosis
Luanne McKinnon, who earned her Ph.D. in art history from the University of Virginia in May, is a renowned art scholar and curator, poised to turn her dissertation on Picasso into a book. At 60, she is also one of the longest-living survivors of cystic fibrosis, a genetic pulmonary condition with a current average life span of 37 years.
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About

Caroline Newman

Brand Strategy

Blogging

Writing

Photoshop

Content Creation

SEO

Social Media Marketing

Editing

Public Relations

Media Relations

Email Marketing

Ghost Writing

International Experience

Digital Marketing

Event Promotion

I am a writer and editor with more than seven years of experience writing for daily and monthly news publications. Currently, I am the associate editor for UVA Today, the daily news publication of the University of Virginia.

My writing has taken me across the country and even across the pond to London. I have covered topics including the arts, architecture, business, engineering and politics, and events ranging from tragedies to political rallies to NCAA national championships.

Prior to joining UVA, I worked with startup education consulting firm Expartus LLC, international architecture and design firm Gresham, Smith and Partners, startup digital marketing agency OttoPilot Media and as a student intern in the U.S. Senate.

I am a native of Birmingham, AL and a 2012 graduate of the University of Virginia. I love reading - especially 18th century British literature and historical fiction - London is my favorite city in the world, and I am a huge college football fan.