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(04/09/24 5:05am)
From minimalist styles to statement pieces, fashion offers everyone the chance to get out of their comfort zone. Here on Grounds, the Future in Fashion Association holds onto this belief, encouraging students to weave styles both old and new into their studies. Originally established to help students navigate careers in the fashion industry, FFA now serves as a creative outlet for anyone interested in expressing themselves through clothes.
(02/19/24 4:47am)
For those in need of a getaway from Grounds, Petit Pois is a “très bien” French-inspired staycation. My two friends and I dined at the European bistro for the first time Thursday evening. With its foreign flair and rich flavors, Petit Pois immerses customers in an international dining experience right here in Charlottesville, making it the perfect taste of life “en France” for University students and locals alike.
(02/08/24 11:04pm)
This is the first review in the Life desk’s 2024 Charlottesville Restaurant Week series. Food writers also dined at Birch & Bloom, Belle and The Melting Pot.
(01/25/24 9:20pm)
“Don’t be yourself. Be OK.” It sounds like a cynical run at a motivational mantra, but it’s actually the slogan for the University’s newest start-up company — OK Energy. The brainchild of Evan Nied, Jefferson Scholar and second-year College student, the energy drink business officially launched on Grounds and in nearby locations Wednesday. Nied’s product enters a competitive market, up against popular drinks like Celsius and Monster. Nevertheless, the team behind OK Energy believes that their comedic, outside-of-the-box branding will attract the everyday people they envision as customers.
(11/30/23 11:17pm)
Grappling with disabilities and chronic illnesses can pose a huge challenge to navigating college. While items like wheelchairs or walking canes may visually signify disabilities, many University students face challenges invisible to the naked eye as they look for necessary support from their peers and professors that they might need to succeed on Grounds.
(10/16/23 12:42am)
Just as books have moved beyond paper, publication has shifted from its former rigidity to a new era of independent initiative. Internet avenues popping up across the web offer passionate writers the resources necessary to bring their visions to life without the oversight of established firms. Third-year College student Tyler Lucas seized these new opportunities, independently publishing his book “Kingfish of The Lodge: The Extraordinary Governorship of Huey P. Long” to Amazon and Kindle platforms Aug. 29 of this year.