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Rather than stewing in a pool of self-hatred, I’ve decided to embrace certain aspects of this regression, keeping in mind its temporary nature.

Embracing hometown horrors over spring break

By Victoria Parage-Riboul | 12 hours ago

Going home for break often brings a slew of horrors — hometown horrors, as I like to refer to them.

Boylan draws students and Charlottesville locals to experience its University-themed menu and abundance of TVs placed across two floors.

The fall and rise of Boylan Heights

By Lindsay Lian | Yesterday

Sitting at the intersection of 14th and W Main Street, Boylan Heights has been a staple of the Corner life at the University since 2008.

After speaking with some of my other Black friends, I found solace in knowing that I wasn’t the only person to have a complicated relationship with these twisted strands of DNA.

My Story, woven into my hair

By Phoenix Banks | 3 days ago

Like many other Black girls, there came a day when I recognized that I stood out — when I looked at all the TV screens and movies and realized that Barbie doesn’t have cornrows with brightly colored ball hair ties and barrettes at the ends.

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