The Miller Center is a nonpartisan research institution located at the University of Virginia. It focuses on the study, exploration, and analysis of the presidency, as well as the political history and public policy of the United States. The Center provides in-depth information on every American president, including their biographies, major accomplishments, and key policies. It also offers historical and contemporary analysis of important political issues, including foreign and domestic policy, civil rights, and national security. The website features a diverse range of resources, including scholarly articles, interactive timelines, audio and video recordings, and educational materials for students and teachers.

The core of the Center’s facilities is the historic Faulkner House, built in 1856 and named for novelist William Faulkner, the University’s writer-in-residence in 1957.millercenter.orgFulfilling its role as a national meeting place, the Miller Center occupies an elegant physical plant of more than 15,000 square feet.

The core of the Miller Center's facilities is the historic Faulkner House, built in 1856 and named for novelist William Faulkner, the university's writer-in-residence in 1957.en.wikipedia.orgThe founding Director of the Miller Center was Frederick Nolting and the first Director of the Presidency Program was the distinguished political scientist, Herbert J. Storing .

Academic Programs conduct scholarly study of modern political and presidential history, and convene conferences and symposia on the historical roots of contemporary policy issues.en.wikipedia.orgAmerican Forum is the Miller Center's weekly public affairs television program featuring interviews with national leaders, newsmakers, scholars, and journalists.