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Whether or not students find that the “walk of shame” actually feels shameful varies

‘They looked at me like I had murdered someone:’ The “walk of shame” at U.Va.

By Adair Reid | 5 hours ago

A tongue-in-cheek phrase, the “walk of shame” infamously refers to the trek home from a one-night stand, where walkers are typically visibly disheveled.

The restaurant, a narrow, pale yellow building with backlit letters, was much smaller than I’d initially perceived from driving by so many times.

Dishes sing at Lampo Neapolitan Pizzeria

By Sam Saks | Yesterday

Lampo uses the proper “00” flour, serves pizza unsliced and even imported a wood-burning pizza oven that had to be lowered into the restaurant from above.

For London Tuma, dance team member and graduate Batten student, distance running became a consistent way to see a hometown friend over the past two summers she has spent interning in Boston.

Marathoners at the University: A quarter-life crisis, or a new way of life?

By Adair Reid | 2 days ago

Some online discourse has characterized the spike in young people running marathons as a new "quarter-life crisis."

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State Sen. Creigh Deeds received his FOIA requests from U.Va. — here’s what we learned

Faculty question the motives behind FOIA requests for course materials, text messages

Marathoners at the University: A quarter-life crisis, or a new way of life?

On Repeat: Songs for giving thanks

Despite calls for a pause, presidential search committee says it will continue

‘They looked at me like I had murdered someone:’ The “walk of shame” at U.Va.

‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ is missing the magic

Honor Committee unanimously passes a change to the Honor sanctioning process

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