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(10/04/23 3:44am)
The 2023 Fire Safety and Security Report — released in early September by the University — shows an increase in reported rapes, aggravated assaults and motor vehicle thefts in 2022 compared to in 2021.
(09/24/23 3:13am)
The Arab Student Organization and the University Programs Council collaborated to host their first event together — A Trip to the Middle East — Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m in 1515, a commonly frequented student hub on the Corner. Students gathered together for a lively and educational celebration of Middle Eastern culture and a catered dinner from Sultan Kebab.
(10/09/23 5:37pm)
Recently, the University has decided to move Greenberry’s Coffee Co. from inside Clark Hall to Wilsdorf Hall and replace it with Rookie’s. While most students are confused at this decision as a coffee shop right outside of a library seemed like a good idea, others are outraged that the University would choose to replace Greenberry’s Coffee Co. with a cookies and ice cream shop.
(09/29/23 1:25am)
Each morning, I begrudgingly awake to my stupid alarm. Since classes have started again, my sleep is so rudely and aggressively interrupted by a blaring ringtone from my phone. As you will come to learn in this column, I love my sleep, and I despise anyone or anything that disturbs it. When I battle with my alarm clock each day, I inevitably concede and get up. But, in the process of mustering the strength to get up and face the day, I enter a drawn-out grieving period full of denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance — and I mourn the sleep I just lost.
(09/21/23 3:33am)
It’s a cool, crisp night on Grounds. Lawn residents begin to tuck in for the evening, switching off their lights and shuttering their windows. The enormous Rotunda yawns before the expansive field, its lights gleaming under the equally bright stars. Between the drowsy night routines, laughter and shouts of joy shatter the silence. On ground designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, students cast off their clothes at the base of the Rotunda and partake in an equally historical tradition — streaking.
(09/10/23 4:00am)
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(09/06/23 4:00am)
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(09/22/23 1:24pm)
Many students took a break from their studies Tuesday night to see Noah Cyrus, the 23-year-old singer-songwriter and younger sister of pop star Miley Cyrus. The Jefferson Theater filled with townies and students alike, all there to see Cyrus on tour for her debut studio album, “The Hardest Part”, which she released in 2022.
(09/22/23 1:20pm)
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(09/26/23 7:57pm)
As the weather gets crisper and the leaves become streaked with crimson and orange, that can only mean one thing — it’s almost fall. Or, if you’re a fanatic like me, it’s the season when fall products adorn the shelves at Trader Joe’s. For many of you, it may just be another store but for me, visiting Trader Joe’s sparks years of wondrous yet mundane memories.
(09/21/23 8:32pm)
Student Council passed a resolution amending the 2023-24 budget to include $3,750 in additional funding towards improving Ramadan meals for students. The General Body also approved fourth-year College student Matthew Docalovich as the new Rules and Ethics Chair after the previous chair, third-year College student Seamus Oliver, stepped down from the position.
(09/22/23 1:38pm)
Several new on-Grounds eateries have opened up to replace old ones this semester, while others have refreshed their menus. I decided to try out Za’atar, Rookie’s, and West Range Cafe’s Late Night Breakfast menu. Za’atar is a great spot for lunch or dinner, Rookie’s is perfect for a sweet treat — but not for brain-boosting foods — and West Range’s Late Night menu is decent if you have no problem with the wait.
(09/22/23 1:00pm)
Coach Shannon Wells had a massive project ahead of her when she accepted the Virginia Women’s Volleyball head coaching job in 2021. Before her tenure, the Cavaliers finished dead-last in the ACC standings twice out of the previous four years.
(09/21/23 3:36am)
After panic spread amongst residential Colleges last week over rumors of closures, student representatives met with administrators who confirmed no final decisions about the future of residential colleges will be made this year. The final decision on these housing options, however, remains uncertain, as the University maintains that all options are on the table.
(09/21/23 8:34pm)
Students flooded to Raising Cane’s new location on the Corner Tuesday morning to celebrate the restaurant’s opening with a raffle drawing for a year of free food and a formal ribbon cutting ceremony complete with a pep squad. Through the elaborate opening following weeks of promotion, the management behind the new restaurant aim to connect with the local community and maximize the potential of the location being so central to the University.
(09/20/23 1:44pm)
Before living in Charlottesville, I had never eaten at Raising Cane’s. When I finally tried it three years ago after hearing people sing its praises, I was not exactly disappointed by my meal, but it wasn’t love at first bite. I still didn’t understand the hype — until today. After attending the grand opening of Cane’s on the Corner this morning, however, I’ll admit that its superfans are onto something — the restaurant’s friendly atmosphere, high quality of service and tasty food make it a great spot for a quick and accessible meal on the Corner.
(10/05/23 8:46pm)
The University’s recreation department has restructured the payment model for its intramural sports programs, requiring students to buy individual memberships for participation rather than paying to register by the team. The department also changed the platform that hosts intramural games to a software called Fusion Play.
(09/23/23 4:00am)
Farrah Hanna, singer-songwriter and Class of 2023 alumna, calls herself “the luckiest girl in the world.” A year ago, she was gearing up to release two new singles and head to New York City after graduation, and now, after landing placements on Spotify playlists and releasing her first EP, she’s there.