Have you ever nabbed the no. 1 ticket at Bodo’s? Seen the Purple Shadows on the Lawn?
I could easily imagine coming here with a large group and sharing several of the appetizers.
Trump’s win over Clinton: I think it’s safe to say that none of us saw this coming.
After working for 23 years and 21 years, respectively, Lane and Frey will be retiring after this academic year.
There’s no quicker way to share smiles than simply giving one yourself.
Assoc. Architecture Prof. Phoebe Crisman has been a vegetarian since she was in 7th grade and tries to eat low on the food chain.
But WOW. The bread at MarieBette had me feeling an entirely different way.
No. 1 — The Rotunda. Obviously, right? It’s the focal point of the University.
Take Back the Night strives to initiates conversation about sexual assault and provide support for survivors.
Girl Up is part of the United Nations Foundations aimed at raising awareness and funds for women’s issues around the globe.
Every semester, the First Year Players coalesce to organize an entirely student-run production.
The bottom line is that you should want to venture out to Now and Zen sometime in the near future.
“If You’re Reading This” is a digital collection of letters of support written by and for University students.
Hiring teaching assistants is a way for the University to save money, give academic opportunities to graduate and undergraduate students wishing to obtain teaching experience and provide students individualized help in their classes.
If you are curious about who is responsible for gathering the supplies and building the Lawn rooms’ furniture, look no further than custom carpenter Gary Lettan.
Why Lampo does a pretty good job of temporarily teleporting its patrons to a quaint Italian alleyway, given its central Virginia location.
The Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center at the University is honoring women and their achievements, especially women who have attended the University, through its celebration of International Women’s Month.
One in four teenagers contracts an STD or STI every year.
It’s that time of year again — the first day of Days on the Lawn.
Refugee Outreach held a concert March 17 to benefit Watanili and Support to Life.
