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The event was no less lively, and an estimated 1,000 students and families came out to support the various cultural CIOs performing on stage.

35th annual Culture Fest showcases U.Va.’s diversity

By Jia Williams | Yesterday

This year's event marks the 35th annual Culture Fest since its inception in 1986 and a return to in-person Culture Fest.

The Latino Medical Student Association emphasizes local patient education

By Jia Williams | October 19, 2021

LMSA functions in many different capacities — it connects its members with mentors in the medical community, helps build resumes, does research, and hosts professional development events for their members.

Across Grounds, career services adapt to aid students in recruiting season

By Jia Williams | September 20, 2021

The multiple University career offices around Grounds are ready to connect students to the best opportunities for their unique skills and aspirations.

Taste of Home members stand with Chef Khadija behind an array of delicious Afghan cuisine.

Taste of Home spotlights cultural cuisines in pop-up dinner events from refugee and immigrant chefs in the Charlottesville area

By Jia Williams | May 13, 2021

Taste of Home’s dedication to boosting immigrant and refugee recipes allows their featured chefs to preserve and share their cultures in a community-centric way.

Through the events planned specifically for APIDAHM and events organized by the greater ASU, the group hopes to create an environment where APIDA students feel comfortable and can promote cultural appreciation and awareness.

ASU celebrates Asian Pacific Heritage Month amidst exacerbated Asian American hate crimes

By Jia Williams | April 16, 2021

The theme of this year’s APIDAHM is celebration and healing after a tumultuous year that made in-person gatherings within the community particularly difficult.

These sustainably made, custom-designed masks were made in partnership with Nest, a non-profit aiming to build a handworker economy in hopes of increasing global workforce inclusivity, improving women’s wellbeing and preserving global cultural traditions.

#YOUVa promotes student access to COVID-19 prevention resources

By Jia Williams | April 4, 2021

While much of #YOUva’s work is done online, this past semester the team has also been tabling and handing out masks at the North Grounds and Scott Stadium prevalence testing sites.

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35th annual Culture Fest showcases U.Va.’s diversity

The Latino Medical Student Association emphasizes local patient education

Across Grounds, career services adapt to aid students in recruiting season

Taste of Home spotlights cultural cuisines in pop-up dinner events from refugee and immigrant chefs in the Charlottesville area

ASU celebrates Asian Pacific Heritage Month amidst exacerbated Asian American hate crimes

#YOUVa promotes student access to COVID-19 prevention resources

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