Even though themes of love and loss are extremely present in pop culture today, over time artists have also been inspired by the classroom while writing their pieces.
Here are three essential watches for any reader as they prepare to witness the leaves outside their windows change from green to orange.
These songs are perfect for soaking up the last few drops of summer sunshine and serve as a great soundtrack for the first few weeks back in Charlottesville.
With less than a month until students return to Grounds, this soundtrack can be used to rest and relax before the stressful semester by reminiscing on familiar times.
As August ushers in autumn, the records and ratings of summer 2026 will remain a receipt of a cultural moment of time — and a reminder of the unique and collective effervescence that comes from showing up, together.
While someone navigates the growth from adolescence into a burgeoning adulthood, these four songs cover a range of developing feelings towards the hometown blues.
For any reader feeling restless or looking for something strange, here are three books with the potential to make readers laugh, wince or simply feel grateful that they are spending summer differently than these protagonists.
This list features three popular stories that can relate to April’s spot in its spring family — tales with prominent middle-child characters who, much like the month of April, tend to be less of a focal point in their respective families.
For those who remain invested in the Tournament’s outcome, whether or not they are related to the University, these songs embody every emotion that comes from the pursuit of basketball glory.
The good news, however, is that if 2025 was a year for the man, 2026 is taking on a more diversified portfolio, with plenty of women in the coming months’ titles.
The adoption of peer-based solutions growing throughout the University stresses the effectiveness of addressing mental health among students and the need to perpetually support these programs on Grounds.
Change state law to allow the student member of the Board of Visitors the power to vote in its decisions.
The removal of eligible voters is concerning, but so is the lack of transparency from the Department.
Asian American students recognized that the MSC is wholly insufficient to address this purpose, and rightfully fought for a physical space that celebrated Asian America.
Party identification must be implemented on school board ballots to transparently identify candidates and allow voters to weigh their options.
The American government needs to tighten its domestic regulation on fentanyl prescriptions and products.
To embrace the rush that comes with partying with good friends, strangers and everyone in between, look no further than these four songs.
The world around you is ever-changing, a whirlwind that threatens on a regular basis to sweep you away with it. Fall, though, will always be the same.
That little “first-year feeling” is what is going to let you truly live, grow, learn and experience, even if you have to set aside your pride just a little bit to keep it around.
If U.Va. ever wants to attain a healthy culture of intellectual growth, we must learn to tolerate each other, and stop these outrageous claims that those with valid political disagreements don't tolerate us.
