The growth of personalized medicine

While it is important to consider the risks, it can only do so much harm to satisfy those cravings for a few short months.

Summer lovin’ had me a … blast?

By Madigan Wirkus | 2 days ago

Just like that, I have successfully rebooted my high school sweetheart into a seasonal sequel entitled “Summertime Fling.”

It seems the DoorList app has earned a “yes” — albeit a reserved one — from the student body.

The great DoorList debate

By Charley Thomas | 3 days ago

Despite its widespread use, DoorList has stirred mixed feelings among students.

Many believe that the intensity of Sunday scaries is reflective of a larger issue on Grounds.

‘I woke up sweating’: Sunday scaries at U.Va.

By Dana Douglas | 5 days ago

"Sunday scaries" encapsulates the turmoil of waking up to a surplus of rapidly approaching due dates, weekly reset tasks and for some, debilitating “hangxiety” from a Saturday night spent on the Corner

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‘I woke up sweating’: Sunday scaries at U.Va.

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