Attendees can connect with students across years and universities, learning with and from each other to solve the various challenges.

Back on Grounds — HooHacks 2023 is not just a hackathon

By Cynthia Jia | 8 hours ago

HooHacks is a 24-hour coding competition organized by University students that aims to bring students together for a weekend to learn programming, meet people and develop a project to solve real-life problems using different technologies.

Yasmin Teixeira is a Life columnist for The Cavalier Daily.

Reflecting on what graduation means to me after picking up my cap and gown

By Yasmin Teixeira | 4 days ago

Spring has been knocking on our door, teasing us with 70-degree weather. Get outside and sit by the famous Pratt-Gingko Tree on the northwest side of the Rotunda. Marvel in the beauty of this historic tree that has covered several generations of students.

Top 10 things to do before leaving Grounds this semester

By Sam Saks | 5 days ago

Over spring break, my mom made one of my favorite Indian snacks — bhel puri — and I realized that her recipe was simple, with fairly accessible ingredients, making it perfect for anyone’s chaotic college schedule.

A simple bhel puri recipe

By Simran Havaldar | March 20, 2023

Alumni Hall usually hosts many fun events for students, ranging from coffee tabs to game nights.

Top 10 things to do when it’s not quite spring yet

By Katrina Samaan | March 19, 2023

Students with no previous experience using Canvas may still feel at home with the platform.

Rest in Peace Collab, Long Live Canvas

By Alex Pawlica | March 16, 2023

Finding solace in solitude

By Niharika Singhvi | March 16, 2023

When doing things alone, you get to operate on your own time and really process what’s going on around you and within you.

I recently tried some of the newest cookie flavors, Adventurefuls, Raspberry Rally and Toast Yay! to provide my recommendations on the classic snack.

Life

New Girl Scout Cookies welcome a sweet spring season

By Yiyang Zhang | March 16, 2023

To help you prepare for your future visit to the table, I’ve broken down the new flavors and my first impressions of them.

The key to these garlic knots is having quality ingredients — specifically the cheese.

Life

Homemade restaurant-quality garlic knots in under an hour

By Alison Tashima | March 13, 2023

If you or someone you know is a fan of garlic bread, this is the recipe for you.

The title pretty much sums up why you should read “People We Meet on Vacation” on a vacation — or better yet — by the beach.

Life

Elite late-night snack combinations to satisfy every craving

By Simran Havaldar | March 3, 2023

Regardless of what you are in the mood for, I have crafted the perfect snack combinations that will satisfy any and every obscure craving that possesses your taste buds late at night.

Take a step away from Grounds and watch the rolling hills from the comfort of your —or a friend’s — car along the Skyline Drive.

Life

Top 10 ways to connect with Grounds and the Charlottesville community

By Sam Saks | February 28, 2023

Let this spring season be a rejuvenating and relaxing season by allotting time to venture somewhere new on Grounds and in Charlottesville.

Like the farm-to-table menu it boasts, Tavern and Grocery, located at 333 West Main street, is considered a classic among Charlottesville residents and University students alike.

Life

Tavern & Grocery serves upscale American cuisine through flavor and variety

By Katherine Schwartz | February 23, 2023

I found the restaurant, service and meal to be wonderfully satisfying and a jewel of the Charlottesville restaurant scene — no matter your taste, they have something for everyone.

Wang and Gao seek to fill a void for students like themselves to write since there are no publications at the University that specifically highlight APISSAA stories and experiences.

Life

{in}Visible Magazine breaks Grounds as first APISAA literary publication at U.Va.

By Carolina Aronhime | February 23, 2023

In the future, the organization plans to expand to do more for the APISAA community, and enrich the existing literary culture on Grounds.

Life

New swim lessons offer instruction for an untapped pool of students

By Kate Hunter | February 21, 2023

Lynch hopes to share her love for swimming with her peers through these lessons. She emphasized the benefits that can come from being active and is looking forward to promoting swimming through her efforts.

The three segments of the fashion show were titled, “Roots”, “Contemporary” and “Looking Beyond”, illustrating the evolution of East African cultures and tradition over time — from traditional clothing passed down for generations, to the cultural revolution in the 20th century and to the present day.

Life

A Taste of the East: honoring East African Roots

By Elizabeth Parsons and Miriella Jiffar | February 20, 2023

Attendees of the event enjoyed show-stopping performances from members of EESA’s dance group, spoken word performances, three acts of a fashion show and musical performances, while also enjoying a dinner catered by Dama and Afghan Kabob.

Enjoy this spicy yet tangy stew that is full of authentic Korean flavors with rice or just by itself.

Life

Recreating tastes of home through kimchi jjigae

By Yumi Kim | February 15, 2023

This stew, infused with the strong and unique flavor of kimchi, is the perfect meal to share with friends and family and keep you warm this winter season.

Ask all of your burning (love) questions with our Love Connection writers cd-loveconnection@cavalierdaily.com.

Life

Heart-to-Heart: Volume XIV

By Katherine Schwartz | February 15, 2023

Spending time single is an opportunity to reflect on your values, expectations and energy that will only bring you closer to attracting someone who will align with yours.

Writing letters can be a romantic way to keep in touch with one another and, similar to mailing gifts, receiving mail is always a fun treat.

Life

Top 10 ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a long-distance relationship

By Anna Mason | February 14, 2023

On Valentine’s Day it is very natural to talk about your feelings, but there are ways to make it special too.

MarieBette canelés are small, bundt-shaped vanilla custard pastry with a slightly crisp caramelized exterior shell. They are as delicious as they sound.

Life

Falling in love with MarieBette Café and Bakery just in time for Valentine’s Day.

By Alison Tashima | February 14, 2023

I could absolutely see myself coming to Petite MarieBette for a coffee and croissant to do work on a weekend morning.

Life

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Top 10 things to do when it’s not quite spring yet

Rest in Peace Collab, Long Live Canvas

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