In just four years, what started as a small group of interested dancers — learning and practicing various dances in practice rooms whenever they could find time — evolved into a dedicated family of about 20 active members who are recognized across Grounds as K-Edge dancers.
One could hardly miss the enchanting images of bright pink fans bursting with energy — the swirls of color and movement radiating throughout Ern Commons Saturday afternoon
The HSC held this annual event Sunday afternoon to celebrate Navratri, the most celebrated Hindu festival with roots in the Indian subcontinent.
In celebration of the State of Israel’s 71st birthday, Hoos for Israel and the Hillel Jewish Leadership Council united to host the third annual IsraelFest.
The Student Docent program is a competitive group that strives to champion the role of art in people’s lives by attracting students with a curiosity and appreciation for the Fralin and its exhibits.
The program seeks to pair young girls who possess great potential with older, college aged girls who can help them tune into their strengths, to develop and thrive using their natural skills.
Dan Xia’s door is embellished with over 800 colorful sticky notes, each with a personalized message from strangers who pass his room.
To many students at the University, the Diwali festival represented more than a fun social gathering — it was a way for students to bring a piece of their culture to Grounds and share a meaningful religious celebration with their friends, peers and community.
This past Friday’s event had a special emphasis on unifying the University and Charlottesville communities during times of a contentious political climate.
