A New Englander reflects on the Virginia State Fair
By Walter Sharon | October 22, 2018Humor Columnist Walter Sharon shares his Boston-ian perspective of the Virginia State Fair.
Humor Columnist Walter Sharon shares his Boston-ian perspective of the Virginia State Fair.
Humor Columnist Elisha Rypkema describes the different types of procrastinators that can found in a library.
Humor Columnist Heath Yancey draws parallels between fraternity parties and a well-known Biblical parable.
Humor Columnist Riley Power describes the growing “Bring Your Frat Brother to Class Day”.
Humor Columnist Erin Clancy suggests an innovative solution to U.Va.'s culture of competition.
Humor Columnist Benjamin White continues his series on ancient philosophers and their teachings.
Humor Columnist Jess Miller shares his favorite fall recipe
Humor Columnist Sydney Bramham reviews the remake of "A Star Is Born," featuring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.
A day in the life of the one, the only, acclaimed Humor Columnist Lucy Hopkins.
Here are the five guys that everyone ends up dating while on these types of missions, maybe you’ve already checked a few off your hitlist!
Where be the changing leaves, pal? Where’s that delightful autumn chill, bucko?
I’ve decided to use my prestigious platform as a humor writer for a school newspaper to provide a public service
Humor Columnist Erin Clancy describes the ups and downs of her relationship with her boo, Twitter.
Week nine of peeing in public spaces and I’m feeling more masculine every day.
Humor Columnist Zach Schauffler describes what it is like to discover a rare “first” in a year of “lasts”
Once you’re done reading this, text your parents to send this stuff in the mail.
Humor Columnist Sydney Branham explores the perplexing circumstances surrounding sidewalks and treading on grass at U.Va.
Humor Columnist Emily Sumlin presents her in-depth, on-site findings of the most odious nature.
Humor Columnist Katie McCracken reports on the controversial initiative.
Humor Columnist Jakob Cansler covers the stunning story of incoming first year, Jonathan Moore, high-fiving 37 people that he thought were Dean of Students Allen Groves.