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This apple pie recipe is one of my proudest accomplishments from all my time at the University.

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Apple pie to comfort the soul

By Cecy Juárez | 3 days ago

After a year of experience, I have been able to craft the perfect recipe for the pie crust and filling that the average college student could tackle.

Over the past few months, students at the University have witnessed Grounds come alive in a semester comparable to pre-pandemic years, due to the removal of many COVID-19 restrictions starting last spring.

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Finding, joining and appreciating the U.Va. community in fall 2022

By Miriella Jiffar | 5 days ago

Balancing the endless priorities of a college student — classes, extracurriculars, career exploration, a social life and perhaps a part-time job, can be taxing.

BeReal basically does the job of documenting your college experience for you.

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Peer Health Educators continue to cultivate a community of care with 4th Year 5k

By Miriella Jiffar | November 21, 2022

After careful thought and reflection, the Peer Health Educators decided it would be best to continue with the 5k, offering an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, families and community members to come together.

If you are someone that does not always feel motivated to workout alone, trying a new group workout class might just be the thing for you.

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Top 10 fun things to do in Charlottesville before the semester ends

By Elizabeth Parsons | November 13, 2022

Here is a list of ways to spice up the mundane, making the final stretch of the semester a bit more bearable.

Ask all of your burning (love) questions with our Love Connection writers cd-loveconnection@cavalierdaily.com.

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Heart-to-Heart: Volume XIII

By Katherine Schwartz | November 13, 2022

Do not forget to have compassion for yourself and value your intuition as well. If he really cares about you, he will still want you in his life too, even if that is not in the context he had hoped for.

The restaurant is hard to miss, with gear decals on the restaurant’s exterior windows and a chalkboard outside the door advertising sandwich specials.

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Iron Paffles brings an interesting twist to the classic sandwich

By Alison Tashima | November 12, 2022

My first paffle was filled with nutella, peanut butter and banana served warm with a light dusting of powdered sugar. Needless to say — it was divine.

Hosting a Friendsgiving in college means that not everyone is going to arrive on time. Having a charcuterie board is a great appetizer to fill your friend’s appetites while people start trickling in.

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Top 10 things to bring to Friendsgiving: College Edition

By Katrina Samaan | November 12, 2022

If you're hosting or attending a Friendsgiving, a casual Thanksgiving dinner with your friends, here are some helpful ideas of things to bring to the table.

Hoos First Week is the first week-long celebration from Nov. 7 – Nov. 11 that celebrates and recognizes the achievements of more than 1700 first-generation students, faculty and staff.

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Hoos First Week spotlights first-generation students at the University

By Miriella Jiffar | November 10, 2022

With only 15 percent of the Class of 2026 being first-generation students it can be difficult to find others who relate to and understand their unique experience.

Break open your favorite crackers or chips — my go to are Ritz crackers or tortilla chips — and dig into your corn cheese.

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Bringing corn cheese from Korean barbecue restaurants to your kitchen table

By Yumi Kim | November 10, 2022

You may recognize this dish from pictures showing off its infamous cheese pull, and, if that hasn’t enticed you enough to try corn cheese, I don’t know what will.

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Maturing through social media

By Ella Powell | November 7, 2022

I believe social media should be an outlet where individuals can freely express themselves, and for me I feel like I've arrived at a comfortable position to do so.

The first Día de Los Muertos Charlottesville Celebration was held in 2011.

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Charlottesville community celebrates Día de los Muertos with artistry and spirit

By Liz Kraisinger | November 7, 2022

The celebration showcased a number of talented artists and allowed families to celebrate the holiday together through craft-making and games.

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Heart-to-Heart: Volume XII

By Jenna Onetto | November 6, 2022

I encourage you to be confident that you are on the right path — your own track — and pursue the love that blends seamlessly with the rest of your desires and ambitions.

If you're looking for a way to explore art on Grounds, look no further than the Fralin Museum of Art.

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Top 10 ways to explore the arts at U.Va.

By Sam Saks | November 4, 2022

If a drawing of a circuit or a graphic of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is the closest thing you have seen to art in the past few months, here are some ways to experience more natural art.

The minute you step into one of their bakeries, you get a whiff of sweet, buttery, delicious cookies.

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Battle of the Crumbl Cookies flavors

By Shriya Nambula | November 4, 2022

Being the Crumbl Cookies fan that I am, I decided to stop by the Charlottesville bakery last week, located at 129 Community St., and review the different flavors.

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The daunting reality of life after college

By Niharika Singhvi | November 3, 2022

As someone who hates being tied down by routine, it’s an intimidating concept to have to commit 40 or more hours weekly to a job.

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

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Top 10 tips to keep in mind while job hunting

By Anna Mason | November 3, 2022

In addition to updating your resume with jobs, keeping it updated with the extracurriculars you participate in is just as important.

Fresh from the oven — right after cooling — the inside of the bagel is soft, warm and chewy and complements the crispy exterior.

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My favorite and easy five-ingredient bagel recipe

By Simran Havaldar | October 31, 2022

In other words, whether you’re craving a sesame or chocolate chip bagel, this recipe is a must-try.

As a fourth-year, I want to experience everything the University has to offer, and one thing I’ve always wanted to try is to do work in the Rotunda.

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Top 10 things to try for the first time

By Katrina Samaan | October 31, 2022

But, on a day where your schedule is light and you don’t have that much work, taking the longer way to class is like going on a walk but with a destination.

For many, Culture Fest provided exposure to a wide range of art forms and cultures.

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Cultural organizations showcase their artistic talent at the 36th annual Culture Fest

By Jia Williams | October 31, 2022

At Culture Fest, students were exposed to various styles of dress, cultural cuisines and music and dance performances from various cultural groups

Apple pie to comfort the soul

Finding, joining and appreciating the U.Va. community in fall 2022

Top 10 unique ways to document your college experience

Peer Health Educators continue to cultivate a community of care with 4th Year 5k

Top 10 fun things to do in Charlottesville before the semester ends

Heart-to-Heart: Volume XIII

Iron Paffles brings an interesting twist to the classic sandwich

Top 10 things to bring to Friendsgiving: College Edition

Hoos First Week spotlights first-generation students at the University

Bringing corn cheese from Korean barbecue restaurants to your kitchen table

Maturing through social media

Charlottesville community celebrates Día de los Muertos with artistry and spirit

Heart-to-Heart: Volume XII

Top 10 ways to explore the arts at U.Va.

Battle of the Crumbl Cookies flavors

The daunting reality of life after college

Top 10 tips to keep in mind while job hunting

My favorite and easy five-ingredient bagel recipe

Top 10 things to try for the first time

Cultural organizations showcase their artistic talent at the 36th annual Culture Fest

VOROBYEVA: Renovate the motels

Extreme temperatures in rivers could foreshadow environmental damage in Charlottesville

Apple pie to comfort the soul

Lighting of the Lawn 2022 to uplift community at “Full Power”

RIZZIO: The Kitty Foster Memorial deserves better contextualization

School of Architecture to change academic eligibility for student employment positions

Aggravated assault reported in the 800 block of W Main Street

No. 3 men’s basketball handles Florida State 62-57 in ACC Opener

Honor Committee delays Constitutional Convention, passes two bylaws

U.Va. awards posthumous degrees to Lavel Davis Jr., D’Sean Perry and Devin Chandler

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