The same routine of granola bars and a piece of fruit can only continue for so long.
I am reluctant to admit that I have spent the vast majority of my free time not thinking about life back in my hometown of Springfield, Va.
After two months of relying on Newcomb Starbucks and Java City, I decided to take matters into my own hands by venturing out to find the perfect cafe.
I'm glad that I've been able to show my family — especially my grandparents — things that other people wouldn't have the chance to see in their home country.
Located on West Main, Blue Moon Diner reopened last month after closing for renovations in May 2017.
Members of the University and Charlottesville community came together to enjoy mac and cheese — made entirely without dairy — Saturday.
Korea Day, hosted by the KSA, is a day of cultural celebration that also promotes KSA as an organization.
MILE was founded in 2018 by former fourth-year students Al Ahmed and Zaakir Tameez to prepare first-year, second-year and transfer Muslims students for leadership roles and jobs in the University community and beyond.
Before you see the truck on Central Grounds next August, give The Crêpe Society a try.
With resources, activities and uplifting discussions, Love Your Body Week promoted a healthy idea of self-love, teaching students how to not only survive, but thrive.
This banana bread recipe will never fail to hit the spot, so spice up your fall with this sweet treat — it might even beat your mom’s recipe!
You may remember my first article about terrible things that have happened to me. I’ve still had unusually bad luck in the past year, but don’t worry — it’s still as funny as ever.
Even though I won’t completely regain the piano skills I’ve lost, I’ve discovered a new way to continue my love for playing the piano through movie scores.
Students and families received the opportunity to learn about various cultural dance and music groups at Culturefest, a gathering of culturally-affiliated groups on Grounds.
The Sikh Students Association hosted their annual Punjabi Culture Night Thursday.
Football games are fun on their own, but they simply feel incomplete without some game-day grub. You'll want to make sure you've got something for everyone at your tailgate.
A relatively new organization, WAALI is open to second- and third-year Asian American women seeking an inclusive and welcoming place to actively engage with others who share their same experiences.
The goal of Indigenous Peoples’ Day — which is held on the same day as Columbus Day — is to push back against history that paints Columbus as a conquering hero.
This charming little diner is full of good vibes, affordable options and quality food, so what more could a hungry student ask for?
Before you know it, you’ll be back home watching some highly-anticipated football on Black Friday — pumpkin pie not required, but definitely recommended.
