Just because you’re not at the point where you can easily alter your entire lifestyle doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy and contribute to the earth in little ways.
Listening to nostalgic music of your past will remind you of your growth — however imperceptible it may have been to you.
I am the type of person who gets excited for my meals, and that’s because I make them exciting. I prepared not just a simple avocado mash on bread, but rather something more extraordinary.
Pets can bring out the best in us and drive us to be better for them.
The theme of this year’s APIDAHM is celebration and healing after a tumultuous year that made in-person gatherings within the community particularly difficult.
Taught by Media Studies Prof. Aniko Bodroghkozy, students covered a variety of Charlottesville-based news publications' coverage of the May Days protests at the University.
It feels like a lot of moving pieces, but each aspect of this lunch takes only a few minutes and tastes like you spent hours.
The trees on Grounds are in bloom, and the grass is turning greener. Walking around Grounds is a great way to get outdoors and explore our home a little bit more.
The unconventional year allowed programs to plant a firmer base in Charlottesville and open up virtual opportunities that extend the scope of service learning to even more students.
One piece of wisdom, perhaps the most important, that I'll take with me as we hopefully come to the end of the coronavirus is that there's nothing to gain by focusing on the future.
As is evident in my exploration of this simple airport outfit choice, the impact of a slogan t-shirt is tangible and leaves more of an impression than you may have imagined.
I just want to experience what I felt that Oct. 26 morning and what I felt throughout my pre-teen years — a consistent feeling that today's just going to be a normal day.
The evolution of the Runk Dining Hall, located near the Gooch-Dillard suites, has become the focal point of all first-year dining thanks to Harvest Table.
I suggest that, if you’re able to, keep your camera on. This simple action not only benefits you and your peers, but also your lecturing professors, who I’m sure are growing weary of talking to their laptops.
Use one of the strategically placed hand sanitizer dispensers as you exit the testing site. After this step, feel free to proceed with any of the other items on this list!
Appalled by the recent increase in anti-Asian hate crimes and disappointed with the University’s response, Asian organizations on Grounds want to push the administration to take more action.
American industrialism and urban sprawl have given us the perfect places to see the sunset in Charlottesville, oftentimes uninterrupted by the more natural landscapes of trees and other foliage that decorate the horizon.
One meal I keep coming back to is a healthier take on chicken nuggets and sweet potato fries that can be cooked in the air fryer in under 15 minutes.
Perhaps the solution is to carve out your own standards of success and personal achievement — and to reframe your failures as lessons.
"I have a little too much of the life-is-precious attitude in some instances and not enough of a seize-the-day mindset."
Parents, families and friends of the Class of 2021 are invited to place a congratulatory ad in the ANNUAL GRADUATION ISSUE of The Cavalier Daily. This keepsake issue will be distributed around Grounds starting May 20 and can be shipped to your home. Make sure to save your graduate’s spot today!
