Mandela expert discusses legacy
The International Relations Organization kicked off its Spring 2014 Speaker Series Feb. 5 with a speech by Politics Prof. Robert Fatton on Nelson Mandela’s legacy.
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The International Relations Organization kicked off its Spring 2014 Speaker Series Feb. 5 with a speech by Politics Prof. Robert Fatton on Nelson Mandela’s legacy.
The night of every home basketball game, behind the large mass of orange tee-shirts, crazy wigs, and bright orange face- and body-paint, are a talented team of true fans.
While most students leave Grounds after finals with neither the desire nor the emotional stability to return any time soon, those who choose to haul back early for the abbreviated January term reap the benefits of some of the most fascinating courses the University has to offer.
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The brand new and currently little-known Students Helping Honduras has come to the University with a mission of promoting educational opportunities for Honduran students.
From strolling the Red Carpet with Emma Stone to winning a $25,000 grant for the local food bank, one Charlottesville native stands out wherever she goes.
Who doesn’t like tacos? JR Hadley, owner of the new Corner eatery Toro’s Tacos would say the answer is a resounding “no one.” Located at 1327 W. Main St., at the former Baja Bean Co. location, Toro’s aims to bring modern Mexican food to the collegiate masses.
The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra kicked off its season Friday, filling Old Cabell auditorium with its production, “A Musical Kaleidoscope.” Parents in town for Family Weekend and members of the Charlottesville community dominated the crowd, filling the auditorium with an eager and engaged audience. Admittedly a novice to instrumental art, I was intrigued with the powerful and well-thought-out program.
The word “tradition” is one that carries a lot of weight at this University. Students hear about it time and time again, from the beginning of orientation to the day of graduation. But at a school with almost 200 years of history, tradition is nebulous idea — many have come and gone, while others have lasted through the ages.