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Life

Running away

I used to avoid coming home. I didn't want to be the kind of person that needed to come home. I didn't want to want home either.


Life

Devoted to Disney

Once upon a time, in a place called the Fine Arts Library, there sat a young woman trying to be scholarly.


Life

The thrills of being scared

You know that kid who begs his parents to stay up and watch scary movies on television? He is fascinated by the frightening and prefers ghost stories to tales of knights and dragons?


Life

How Things Work For Those Who Can Schmooze 3500

For students at the University, Family Weekend is the chance to update families about their lives, justify thousands of dollars worth of tuition just by walking parents around the Lawn, catch a much-needed break from schoolwork and clean the assortment of alcohol and dirty laundry scattered in every crevice of any room.


Life

Living life

The nature of a column is inherently self-centered. A columnist writes about herself because that's what she knows best.


Life

Honoring honor

On Saturday, Aug. 27, Hurricane Irene was planking the Eastern Seaboard and I was cuddled up in my bed, procrastinating the copious amount of reading I acquired during the first week of school.


Life

Falling for autumn

I used to think spring was my favorite season. I convinced everyone I knew that nothing was more beautiful than spring at the University.


Life

A dose of reality

It's hard to say exactly why I enjoy watching reality television - certainly not because it is high quality or bears any resemblance to anything that could be called art.


Life

Buyer beware

Most of the time when we order something, such as goods or services, the process is straightforward.


Life

Things I could like

My sister recently made a list for me, about me and the things I "don't like." Some people would call this a hate list, but I tend to be a bit more euphemistic.


Life

Wouldn

It's no secret that I'm a movie fanatic. I dare not say how many screenings I've attended during the past year, but I can assure you that it's enough to earn my own intervention-style reality show. Movies are simply excellent.

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Latest Podcast

Ahead of its Fall 2025 issue, V MAG co-editors-in-chief Rachel Mulvaney, fourth-year Batten student, and Kieran Warner, third-year Commerce student, give a deeper look into what it takes to lead an arts publication, the collaboration and creativity that shapes each issue, and the inspiration behind the upcoming edition. This episode explores the importance of an arts magazine as a platform for students' voices and the artistic community it fosters on Grounds.