Sitting at the intersection of 14th and W Main Street, Boylan Heights has been a staple of the Corner life at the University since 2008.
Like many other Black girls, there came a day when I recognized that I stood out — when I looked at all the TV screens and movies and realized that Barbie doesn’t have cornrows with brightly colored ball hair ties and barrettes at the ends.
In their History of African-Americans at U.Va tour, the Guides center their trips around the complicated racial legacies of slavery and discrimination at the University.
BGU brings together dozens of students across various years, united by its mission to support and empower Black women at the University.
Organizers of the event hoped the evening would serve as a reminder of how shared ritual can build connection in moments when communities often feel divided.
Saturday, the DEI committee for the Class of 2026 Fourth Year Trustees partnered with Lawn residents to host the University’s first Lunar New Year tradition on the Lawn.
If a flimsy poster can rewrite a setlist, imagine what a vote — a formal, counted and institutionally recognized voice — can do.
This small-plate restaurant is perfect for both celebratory dinners and a casual midweek catch-up session with a friend.
The International Relations Organization hosted its 11th annual Virginia Inter-Generational Model United Nations Conference.
With this historic charm and architectural splendor, students are left with a plethora of spots that practically beg you to fall in love — or to do whatever you so please.
Several University students are re-evaluating what this day of love means to them, discovering that romance is not the be-all and end-all of love.
From cute confections to creative keepsakes, these picks offer something a little more memorable than a standard bouquet of roses.
What initially appeared to be another run-of-the-mill bar, I found, was truly a love letter to Virginia, with quality, locally-sourced food on the table, merry locals by the bar and live music in the air.
Constructive conversation, ideological diversity and self-regulation skills — this simple three-step strategy serves as the foundation for the Karsh Institute of Democracy’s semester-long Civic Cornerstone Fellowship.
Mangosteen offers flavorful fusion dishes at affordable price points, making it a soon-to-be favorite for University students looking for a casual sit-down dining spot.
Tucked inside Barracks, Milk & Honey is a Southern-style restaurant that serves classic flavors from the South with a modern feel.
But as we both enter our 20s and embark on our last few semesters of college, when does it become the right time to discuss our future as a couple more seriously?
These students bring unique experiences and insight to the student body, garnered from their adult lives prior to coming to the University.
The Southwestern spin expands the dish’s versatility, making it a natural companion to everything from a classic steak dinner to a casual cheeseburger.
