As you relish in all of your at-home habits and indulgences, here are a few things I know you missed from home while at school in Charlottesville.
I lived under an imagined spotlight for years, constantly worried about my perceived intellect and physical appearance.
Drawing on their cultural and religious backgrounds, dozens of developing leaders identified problems in the University community and discussed solutions to foster multicultural inclusivity.
Changing my hairstyle allowed me to reconnect with a version of myself who was carefree and always looking for the next adventure.
Centered on this year’s theme “Love from the East,” the sold-out celebration empowered attendees to embrace the vibrant traditions that make up East African culture.
Here’s to hoping that you encounter at least one of these phrases this spring.
This dessert is a tasty, accessible option for baking enthusiasts with its uncomplicated preparation and short ingredient list.
The restaurant is the perfect spot to grab a cheap but scrumptious bite with your friends.
The cafe is committed to its values as a café “crafted for students, by students,” offering versatile menu options that satisfy study break needs.
Patel greets passersby on the Corner with lively conversations and a familiar smile, nurturing a sense of community with students that extends far beyond his store.
Biking made me realize how even silly commutes to class are filled with things that make everyday life more interesting.
The HFSC, a space well-equipped for both studying and community-building, represents another step to increase support for FGLI students.
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The charming ambiance and tasty traditional flavors elevate the Charlottesville restaurant scene, inviting friends, families and couples to a European culinary getaway.
Whether or not you have pined for college love, there is no denying that the University has brought together thousands of couples over the years.
An Arabic word that translates to “Our Nights,” Layaleena is a formal celebration of Arab culture that showcases connections between ethnic traditions within the Arab world.
This cozy fondue restaurant is worth a visit with a large group of loved ones for a special night out.
It is okay to not love everything about this school and still be proud and happy to be a student — the two do not need to be mutually exclusive.
Student attendees left the event not only with new clothes and jewelry but also with a newfound awareness of diverse Black businesses in Charlottesville.
From the charming interior design to the — fairly — refined dishes, Belle becomes worthy of her name.
