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September 19, 2000

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The organ lets me detach myself from the rat race of daily University life, but it also lets me expand my horizons in a new way.

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By Elizabeth Adams | Yesterday

The college side quest does not need to be the multi-semester jaunt that my organ adventure has become, and it certainly doesn’t have to make sense.

In 2025, four women at the University identified this problem and created a solution, founding the Contracted Independent Organization called Girls Who Lift.

Girls Who Lift brings gender inclusivity to the gym

By Sadie Adams | 3 days ago

By providing this safe space in the gym, Girls Who Lift encourages more women to take up weightlifting as a hobby.

Inside the Ting Pavilion, a sea of Latin American artisans, food vendors and performers greeted festivalgoers.

Cville Sabroso Festival brings a taste of Latin American cultures to the Ting Pavilion

By Summer Hoffman | 5 days ago

Inside the Ting Pavilion, a sea of Latin American artisans, food vendors and performers greeted festivalgoers.

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