I nearly got lost at sea over Spring Break
By Ellie Hanson | March 27, 2018My friend had convinced us that, after five years of sailing at camp, she was prepared to tackle the open waters.
My friend had convinced us that, after five years of sailing at camp, she was prepared to tackle the open waters.
I’m not so much looking for more fun but more satisfaction with my lifestyle.
I hail from Tillamook county, which holds more cows than people — my high school mascot was aptly named the Cheesemakers.
Now before your elitist square-pants get in a twist, hear me out.
The privilege of being critical is no longer reserved for those who had better lives and opportunities.
The act of eating breakfast in the morning has always been one that included a measurable amount of stress for me.
After trying my first slice, I was almost willing to order and eat a whole second pizza all by myself.
Reviews of dairy-free Chocolate Covered Banana, Sea Salt Caramel and Oatmeal Cookie ice creams.
Students are not always satisfied with the dining hall options, especially those with dietary restrictions.
Pie can, and should, be celebrated more than just one day of the year.
We love Band-Aid solutions because they can be applied instantaneously.
At what point did the world become so fragile and foreboding?
What I have come to realize after like the 168th time of watching this movie is that Tom Baker and I are literally the same person.
To me, a Yankees cap will always be a symbol of loyalty. Always.
‘Hoo Crew has contributed to the team’s success by creating an environment where students can get excited about different sporting events.
In June 2017, five graduate students traveled along the Dakota Access Pipeline, exploring its impact.
Mel’s serves up comfort food with a side of warm, Southern hospitality.
I hope you’re ready for this roller coaster of emotions
Serving Japanese crepes, Thai ice cream and specialty drinks in light bulb shaped glasses, there has definitely never been anything like J-Petal in Charlottesville before.
Founded in 1986, Brown was originally named Monroe Hill and was the first modern residential college at the University.