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Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi travels the world digging into the origin of Homo sapiens in a five-part BBC series ...

The fashion merchandising and design program at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will have its turn ...

In his Awards Circuit column, Michael Schneider discusses why the Emmys honored the Corporation for Public Broadcasting with the Governors Award.

The PBS documentary series “Independent Lens” returns for a new season on Oct. 6 with Bill Haney’s “Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp and the Biotech Revolution.” About the life and legacy of Nobel ...

Al Roker launches Weather Hunters, a PBS KIDS animated STEM series inspiring children ages 5–8 to explore weather and science ...

PBS’s fall shows were in the can before the federal government defunded all public broadcasting this summer, so the full ...

A Charlottesville filmmaker’s documentary, A Bridge to Life, will air nationwide on PBS stations beginning on Sept. 1. The film, directed by Chris Farina with Rosalia Films, premiered last year at the ...

An Emmy-winning locally made documentary series telling the stories of Californians confronting climate change is set to air across the country early next year. “Climate California,” a 10-episode ...

Her “Seventeen,” a study of teenagers later recognized as a major work of cinéma vérité, was pulled from a public TV series in 1982 under pressure from its sponsor. By Richard Sandomir By 1982, Joel ...

A new documentary described as bringing fresh insights into the life of pioneering civil rights leader and Baltimore native Thurgood Marshall will premiere on PBS this fall. “Becoming Thurgood: ...

The Nutcracker at the Jacobs School of Music is an imaginative retelling of the classic ballet, featuring a full orchestral performance and stunning choreography – a colorful blend of a live theater ...