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(04/29/24 12:35am)
When asked to describe a typical “gym bro,” students say they’re familiar with the type — a grunting, muscle tee-ed fitness guru with no shortage of creatine. But few say they actually see such characters on Grounds. Their descriptions of the University gym scene include friends, classmates, TAs and even professors simply focusing on one thing — their everyday health. Their prioritization of well-being, not just muscle gain or weight loss, raises the bar when it comes to gym culture on Grounds.
(04/23/24 2:51am)
The Good Ol’ Song echoed across the Lawn Friday morning as admitted students to the Class of 2028 gathered for the final session of Days on the Lawn, an annual spring program that invites newly admitted students and their families to experience information sessions, resource fairs and tours around Grounds. This year, DOTL welcomed admitted students from all schools of enrollment across four days, as opposed to last year’s DOTL, which featured four school-specific days.
(03/22/24 5:38am)
As spring arrives on Grounds and students flock to the Lawn with picnic blankets, guitars and frisbees, graduate College student Santiago Pinto heads up the steps of the Rotunda carrying a less recognizable object — a Cyr wheel.
(02/28/24 4:00am)
Over 250 students, families and visitors filled Newcomb Ballroom Saturday evening for “A Taste of the East,” the Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association’s fifth annual art showcase and charity event. Centered on this year’s theme “Love from the East,” the sold-out celebration empowered attendees to embrace the vibrant traditions that make up East African culture.
(02/14/24 10:15pm)
More likely than not, you have considered the possibility of finding “The One” as a University student. It may have crossed your mind at the sight of two people walking hand-in-hand on the Lawn, or maybe a couple clad in orange and blue at a basketball game tugged at your heartstrings. Whether or not you have pined for college love, there is no denying that the University has brought together thousands of couples over the years. This Valentine’s Day, two stories of married alumni give hope to all of the hopeless romantics on Grounds.
(02/07/24 4:11am)
More than one hundred visitors gathered in Newcomb Hall Saturday evening to attend “Spotlight on Gaza,” an immersive exhibit brought to the University by the Virginia-based dawah organization, The G3nerations. Open to the public, the exhibit presented attendees with tactile, visual and auditory displays meant to illuminate the current living conditions in Gaza.
(01/25/24 10:27pm)
At last — Alderman Library is open. The library has garnered a positive response to its Jan. 8 unveiling, praised for its generous seating space and reading rooms bathed in natural light. As students flock to its steps in the early days of the spring semester, Alderman promises to be an unparalleled study spot that will be beloved for years to come.
(12/05/23 1:11am)
Home to the past nine University presidents, Carr’s Hill has seen an array of distinguished guests. Last year, however, University President Jim Ryan began to add new regulars to the list — students. Now a budding tradition called “Open Carr’s Hill”, all University students are invited to the president’s house on designated afternoons, transforming the historic site into a haven for college students who may feel far from home.
(11/06/23 2:26am)
Lively music and cheers echoed through Peabody Lawn Saturday afternoon as the University Programs Council introduced the first performers of the 37th annual Culture Fest, an event where cultural organizations take to the stage to celebrate diversity in the University’s student body.
(10/16/23 6:09pm)
Pockets of conversation filled Rice Hall Saturday morning as students kickstarted the Ideathon, an annual technology entrepreneurship event hosted by HooHacks. The Ideathon provides undergraduate and graduate students at the University with the opportunity to learn from business professionals, workshop their ideas and win up to $1,000 in funding for their startup pitch. Students across all schools and majors came together in a nine-hour workshop to cultivate their creativity and find out what it means to propose a project that aims to identify a societal need and provide solutions.