May you live in interesting times
By Madison Stringfellow | January 31, 2017At first glance, the past year seems to have been ridden with havoc and despair.
At first glance, the past year seems to have been ridden with havoc and despair.
Shota and Emilie met on Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. and went to Lemongrass.
In the spring semester of every odd year since 2009, Prof. Carmenita Higginbotham has offered a class on Disney.
The Women’s March on Washington drew crowds from all over the country to participate in a protest for women’s rights.
“Every time is a good time to get a milkshake,” Kyle Manetz said.
“Syllabus week” has created a variety of problems, and it all started the few days prior to the first day of classes.
I am not implying you actually become a seal, only that you attempt to look like one.
Over the span of two weeks, the University and Charlottesville community are celebrating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
I’ve always been a big fan of New Year's resolutions.
I am an English major. Why, why, why am I taking French?
Sometimes we all need a few hours of free roller skating in our lives.
The month I turned 17, I killed a goat.
Like every other college student, I planned to get a lot of work done over Thanksgiving break. I had a test the Monday after break ended and a project due that Friday.
The Lighting of the Lawn is a sixteen-year-old University tradition, meant to promote unity and togetherness in our close-knit community.
As the holidays draw closer, anticipation of the joyous season builds in the air. As soon as the Thanksgiving dinner tables are cleared, people hit the stores to catch the Black Friday sales, families begin to put up their Christmas trees and holiday music blares from the radio.
Originally designed by Thomas Jefferson in 1821, the Rotunda has always been the hub of the University.
With winter break rapidly approaching, University students are pressed to think about their future course load, especially if they are participating in one of 2017’s January Term classes.
With the winter holidays coming up, international students have the unique chance to experience traditions in both America and their home countries.
Corks & Curls, the University yearbook, was founded in 1888 and consisted of a staff composed of one brother from each fraternity.
While Thanksgiving signifies a time of togetherness and family, Black Friday and Cyber Monday bring a completely different element of consumerism to the holidays.