On a winter day in the early 1980s, Class of 1984 alumna Deborah Whelan went with a friend to see “It’s a Wonderful Life” for the first time.
Group organizes pop-up dining experiences to showcase the food of local refugee chefs.
Despite initial performance woes, filmmakers turn to Entertainment Marketing class for strategic re-launch solutions.
Fresh from summer vacation and ready to take on the world, I was idealistic verging on delusional.
As the restaurant expands its brand and adds more structure, the steady business keeps its employees busy.
Professors and community members open their homes for the holiday
To many students at the University, the Diwali festival represented more than a fun social gathering — it was a way for students to bring a piece of their culture to Grounds and share a meaningful religious celebration with their friends, peers and community.
Voting in college can be daunting for students who are pressed with meeting absentee voter registration and ballot submission deadlines.
Besides being a great coach, he is a class act.
It is often difficult for businesses to find initial success, but some local owners have found support from the City’s Minority Business Program.
This past Friday’s event had a special emphasis on unifying the University and Charlottesville communities during times of a contentious political climate.
The Community Bridges 5K will incorporate a race around Grounds into the activities surrounding President Jim Ryan’s inauguration
Art for the Heart was started by second-year U.Va. student Emma Hitchcock and University of Mary Washington freshman Zadie Lacy.
By far the most popular of all the fashion trends modeled by University students, the t-shirt is a classic go-to when you’re going for a casual, comfortable look.
“Double Take: Stories That Make You Think Twice” calls on community members to tell stories of their own history, cultivating a space where the diversity of identities and experiences makes the core of the University stronger.
Some people say the only person you can trust is yourself, but I beg to differ.
Over time, HotCakes expanded from a bakery supplying other restaurants to a restaurant serving customers.
Although the Lawn and Range rooms are notoriously known for having neither air conditioning nor personal bathrooms, residents say the honor to live in these rooms outweighs all cons.
University Dining has opened a sushi restaurant called Wahoo Nori.
Three students discuss American food, classes and arriving on Grounds
