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When everyone said ramen would become my best friend in college, they weren’t wrong.

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Top 10 things college has taught me so far

By Pratha Purushottam | Yesterday

I’m sure this list will continue to expand as my years at the University go on, and I’ll take these lessons with me.

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Thrifting as a lifestyle

By Ella Powell | 2 days ago

I look to inspire others to find their niche method of practicing good ethics in fashion and discover a greater sense of self expression through this approach, as well.

Stereotypical New Year’s resolutions such as working out more, being more grateful or spending less time on social media, feel too broad or impersonal to be practical.

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I have come to understand that the reason New Year’s resolutions were so daunting, and perhaps so apt to fail, is that they are a universal concept attempting to fill the role of a very personal task.

To engage in shared traditions is to take part in something larger than oneself and spend valuable time with loved ones.

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Students share their diverse holiday traditions

By Alexa Kamm | 2 days ago

Students’ various traditions are characterized by exciting festivities and family union.

Pratha Purushottam is a Top 10 Writer for The Cavalier Daily

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Top 10 ways to get into the Christmas spirit

By Pratha Purushottam | December 22, 2021

The holiday season brings a much-needed month-long break, and don't feel guilty about enjoying it.

Madison Workman is a Top 10 writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 places to study on Grounds

By Madison Workman | December 12, 2021

Even if reclining in your bed is what it takes to get your juices flowing, then so be it.

This holiday season, consider how you can give back in the most ethical and helpful way possible.

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A guide to ethical and considerate giving this holiday season

By Nicole Ryeom | December 9, 2021

It’s important to keep in mind the items that may be the most helpful to donate versus those items that may not serve as much of a purpose

Zachary Anderson is a Top 10 writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 ways to show appreciation and give thanks to your professors

By Zachary Anderson | December 9, 2021

Although it seems obvious, it can go without saying that a “thank you” can really brighten your professor’s day.

$When I return to the same “big beach” today, I look upon the waves with a similar wonder fueled by my own bewilderment as I realize that I lack a fraction of the boldness that my smaller self freely embodied.$

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Curbing my recent imaginative longing

By Willa Hancock | December 3, 2021

Reading for fun exercises imaginative thinking and, through this thinking, I grow closer to the miracles of my youth than I ever thought possible.

Anna Mason is a Top 10 writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 things that are better in the winter in Charlottesville

By Anna Mason | November 29, 2021

As the temperature drops and it starts getting darker earlier in the day, the warm yellow lights from the Lawn rooms and walkways around the Rotunda become even more inviting and beautiful.

The basic vegetables to include are potatoes, onions and carrots, while the basic proteins to use are beef, chicken and pork.

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How to prepare rich and savory Japanese curry

By Yumi Kim | November 28, 2021

One thing I appreciate about this dish is its versatility. With a variety of vegetables and proteins to include in this curry, there are many possible ways to make it.

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A Guide to the University for Visiting Virginia Tech Students

By Jia Williams | November 27, 2021

I was given the opportunity to collaborate with Emanda Seifu, an Assistant Lifestyles Editor of Virginia Tech’s Collegiate Times. In preparation for the upcoming Commonwealth Cup, we sat down and came up with some of the key traditions and places that make us love our universities.

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Getting over my fear of U.Va. tours

By Cecy Juárez | November 23, 2021

Now, as I look at the prospective students touring Grounds and conjuring up scenarios about the things we actually do here, I won’t be scared of seeing them anymore.

Team members quickly found a spot in each yard to start raking and began clearing the yard in sections.

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Annual Rake-a-Thon event returns to protect and support Southwood mobile home community

By Acacia McCabe | November 23, 2021

On the morning of the event, students and community members alike met up with their pre-coordinated drivers, and dispersed across the Charlottesville area to a total of 113 lawns throughout the four hour window.

I was able to try a slice each from their two different flavors, the Rainbow Carrot and their Limited Edition Wahoo Stout.

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Cake Bloom brings everyday celebration in dessert form

By Grace Park | November 22, 2021

Not only do they offer their signature cakes and sparkling wines, but they also sell artful goods, such as ceramics, event cards and extra party goods.

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Top 10 ways to eat a potato

By Anna Mason | November 22, 2021

One of the classic ways to eat a potato, french fries are a staple in the dining halls across Grounds and in restaurants around the world.

Attendees were tasked with writing their name in Thai using printed alphabet guides for assistance.

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Thai Student Organization hosts Thai Festival to celebrate and share culture

By Alexa Kamm | November 16, 2021

The smell of warm Thai food diffused in the air as Thai alphabet guides littered the tables of the Multicultural Student Center. A mass of brightly colored traditional clothing awaited wear.

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It took a drive to Maryland to teach me the value of peace and quiet in our lives

By Mario Rosales | November 16, 2021

As people with incredibly busy lives, we need times of peace so that we can think and be honest with ourselves about how our lives are going and who we are as individuals.

Determined to take advantage of the spooky spirit even in my down time, I decided that Halloween weekend 2021 would be my first time watching a horror movie.

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Horror, in real life

By Caitlyn Kelley | November 16, 2021

Just as "The Shining" confuses the boundaries of reality in the Overlook, it prompted me, as well, to ask myself if the plot of the movie was truly fictional, or based in real truths.

Grit calls their coffee process “relationship coffee” because they work with importers and establish long term relationships with coffee producers to ensure consistent and equitable prices.

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The best coffee spots in Charlottesville, told by students

By Nicole Ryeom | November 15, 2021

Enjoying a daily cup of coffee may be the key to helping you start your day off on the right foot, especially if it’s a quality cup of coffee from one of the places around Charlottesville.

Top 10 things college has taught me so far

Thrifting as a lifestyle

The Myth of the New Year

Students share their diverse holiday traditions

Top 10 ways to get into the Christmas spirit

Top 10 places to study on Grounds

A guide to ethical and considerate giving this holiday season

Top 10 ways to show appreciation and give thanks to your professors

Curbing my recent imaginative longing

Top 10 things that are better in the winter in Charlottesville

How to prepare rich and savory Japanese curry

A Guide to the University for Visiting Virginia Tech Students

Getting over my fear of U.Va. tours

Annual Rake-a-Thon event returns to protect and support Southwood mobile home community

Cake Bloom brings everyday celebration in dessert form

Top 10 ways to eat a potato

Thai Student Organization hosts Thai Festival to celebrate and share culture

It took a drive to Maryland to teach me the value of peace and quiet in our lives

Horror, in real life

The best coffee spots in Charlottesville, told by students

Inside the Honor Committee's deliberations on constitutional change

University rescinds employee vaccination rule following Youngkin executive order

IFC and ISC plan to begin rush virtually amid COVID-19 case resurgence

Honor Chair contested UBE vice-chairs vote due to virtual petition policy, emails show

U.Va. bans food and beverages at events, adjusts spring isolation policy amid omicron surge

Hospitalizations at U.Va. Health highest since COVID-19 tracker began reporting data in 2020

U.Va. alumnus Todd Gilbert sworn in as Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates

Wrestling shows promise at Virginia Duals

EDITORIAL: U.Va. must meet the moment — reevaluate COVID-19 regulations

Virginia soccer alum Daryl Dike to join West Bromwich Albion

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