Applications for Launchpad 2021 remain open until June 16. Interested students are encouraged to apply, as program faculty has grown between last summer and this summer.
Taught by Media Studies Prof. Aniko Bodroghkozy, students covered a variety of Charlottesville-based news publications' coverage of the May Days protests at the University.
To help support business and gain exposure in the Charlottesville community, Sombrero’s will be hosting a one-year-anniversary event on Saturday, March 27th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Amid such emotional experiences, empathy for patients has stayed important for University hospital workers.
It is this type of mutual support and flexibility that students and faculty alike hope carries forward as online classes continue.
Often described as a staple of the University’s Corner, Littlejohn’s Delicatessen on University Avenue has a base of dedicated, long-time patrons who are rallying behind the efforts to keep it alive.
In the face of all the uncertainty of the present moment, Career Center staff encourage students to continue to think about their future and use the career resources available to them.
This past Thursday, students filled the University’s LGBTQ center to discuss the importance of intersectionality and the steps we can take to be a more inclusive and accepting society.
Taste of Korea is a valuable cultural event both for its organizers and for members of the community who attend.
LAMA is a service organization dedicated to helping Latinx migrant workers and their children in Charlottesville improve their English speaking and general academic skills.
