Contrary to popular belief, being single in college isn’t just an unfortunate placeholder between relationships — it's actually a life hack, an underrated opportunity to do exactly what I want, when I want and with whom I want.
Although there has been a shift towards women in the weight room as of late, the reality remains that many women still feel a great sense of “gym-timidation.”
Powered by a small staff of Charlottesville residents and University community members, SARA aims to address sexual violence and its risk factors.
Let’s take a moment to reflect on and enjoy all that makes the University an orchestral delight.
Moore has become more than just a Commercial Law professor. She is a source of support and inspiration for her students.
Here are 10 courses sure to add a dose of flavor to your future schedules.
Do not give into social pressures to travel to some crazy destination when there are so many reasons to look forward to being home.
For some students, getting into the University is just the first hurdle, as they still have to compete for a coveted spot in one of over a dozen admissions-based major programs
As its presence on Grounds grows, Diabetes Link hopes to connect more people to resources for the condition and provide a network of members passionate about awareness.
I have survived plenty of my own rough exam days during my four years at the University, and it is a relief to report that one exam tells only a small piece of a much larger story
Gender representation — it’s not rocket science, right?
Whether it be on my way to class, Harris Teeter or a miscellaneous side quest, these walk-and-talk sessions allow my family and me to thoroughly catch up.
Let’s get honest, real and raw and talk about managing a healthier relationship by balancing these differences in desire.
From politicians to poets and playmakers to playwrights, University graduates run the gambit of the professional world.
The local nonprofit Kindness Cafe + Play aspires to foster community and give their workers, all with intellectual and developmental disabilities, a strong sense of independence and self-confidence
The Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association hosted its sixth annual charity showcase “A Taste of the East” Saturday evening, selling out Alumni Hall for a night of stunning cultural performances
I stopped experimenting, exploring and entertaining to settle for what would be “comfortable” for him, and by association, myself. Now, “me” is all I am striving to get back.
When students join the Divine Nine, they devote themselves to a life of scholarship, service and brotherhood or sisterhood.
Spearheaded at the University by the Office of African American Affairs, the Race Card Project offers a space for students to engage in a conversation about race in a creative, yet structured manner
This Black-owned Caribbean-style restaurant serves accessible and delectable dishes through sustainable methods.
