The Eco-Fair provided numerous examples and resources to start working towards sustainable habits that will hopefully persist in the long run.
Vinegar Hill is hoping to become a historical document that records Black lives in the Charlottesville area. It serves as a reminder that only we can tell our own stories and to reclaim voices that were lost.
The vigil was planned by members of Second Year Council.
“Diversity” might seem to be just a few numbers in a demographic study, but it ultimately requires much more than admissions numbers to students from underrepresented backgrounds.
On the morning of the event, students and community members alike met up with their pre-coordinated drivers, and dispersed across the Charlottesville area to a total of 113 lawns throughout the four hour window.
Even after over half of a semester, and even in small, 15-person classes, many professors are still finding it incredibly difficult to place names and faces.
No matter what stress might look like for any individual in the Charlottesville community, it is important to remember what resources are available throughout the year.
Each session will feature Womack’s own knowledge, an assortment of attendee questions organized by a chosen moderator and significant collaboration with a renowned Chinese expert.
These classes might have been disrupted by online learning, but they are now moving forward with a new knowledge of learning style and restored confidence Grounds can return to normal.
Over the course of the pandemic, students and staff alike have learned lessons on treating people with kindness and realized the possibilities of online learning formats.
