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While students have different experiences and opinions on the wellness days, most students agree that it’s a good idea to provide students with some sort of break to recharge during the semester.

Students share experiences on the new form of spring break through wellness days

By Haley Stocks and Nayeon Kim | March 28, 2021

Most students agree that it's a good idea to provide students with some sort of break to recharge during the semester.

The virtual tour in particular highlights four Charlottesville Confederate markers and monuments, some of which have been physically removed since the tour’s inception.

Marked by These Monuments tour continues to contextualize Charlottesville’s Confederate statues

By Elise Kim , Anna Heyse and Nayeon Kim | February 16, 2021

Created in 2018 and adapted virtually in 2019, the tour continues to educate the public and inform change on the City's evolving historic landscape.

Due to decreased socialization, some University students have decided to provide temporary homes for furry friends this semester.

U.Va. students share their experiences fostering pets in Charlottesville during the pandemic

By Nayeon Kim | November 19, 2020

Due to decreased socialization, some have decided to provide temporary homes for furry friends.

As students are overwhelmed by the current events and application processes, The College Scoop serves to act as a mentor in a time of uncertainty.

The College Scoop hopes to aid students applying and transitioning into college

By Nayeon Kim | October 29, 2020

The College Scoop was created in March to empower students within the FGLI and minority communities with the goal of aiding in the college application and transition process.

CAPS, the primary mental health clinic for University students, has integrated telehealth into their counseling services where students can speak with licensed counselors through WebEx.

U.Va. mental health resources move online to virtually assist students

By Nayeon Kim | September 10, 2020

As the school year progresses and workloads begin to pile up, students are starting to feel the toll of virtual learning, especially that of Zoom fatigue — the impediment of information processing due to an overuse of virtual conferencing technology that diminishes non-verbal communication learning

As students' social lives on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook or Instagram have become the majority of entertainment and interaction between friends and peers, the consequences from what is said in the online world has begun to grow.

U.Va. faculty, students discuss the prevalence of cancel culture in the growing world of social media

By Nayeon Kim | September 1, 2020

Cancel culture focuses on cancellation as a consequence of how students portray their opinions and themselves on social media, but finds difficulty in how one can un-cancel themselves — if there even is such an option.

Although it may be frustrating having to plan and budget meals more carefully to reduce time spent outside during the pandemic, these alternatives may help to make mealtime less of a burden.

Best alternatives for groceries and meals during quarantine

By Nayeon Kim | April 28, 2020

Meal prep websites include ingredients required to make delicious meals, shipped to your door with step-by-step instructions and can be chosen while ordering on the site.

Bibimbap varies from restaurant to restaurant and from home-to-home.

The best restaurant to get your Korean fix

By Nayeon Kim | March 5, 2020

These three Korean restaurants have tastes, spices and decors unique to their names, so I hope you can use this guide to help find the perfect salty — or sweet — bibimbap for you.

Terwilliger currently serves as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. Behind his plethora of titles and degrees, though, are the inevitable challenges he had to overcome — some of which were predominantly caused by his dyslexia.

US Attorney Zach Terwilliger and his impact in the pursuit of justice

By Elise Kim and Nayeon Kim | March 5, 2020

Despite the hardships Terwilliger knew he would have to face, he knew these challenges would only be a small obstacle in the way of pursuing his passion — to help victims and make their voices heard.

Nayeon Kim

Students share experiences on the new form of spring break through wellness days

Marked by These Monuments tour continues to contextualize Charlottesville’s Confederate statues

U.Va. students share their experiences fostering pets in Charlottesville during the pandemic

The College Scoop hopes to aid students applying and transitioning into college

U.Va. mental health resources move online to virtually assist students

U.Va. faculty, students discuss the prevalence of cancel culture in the growing world of social media

Best alternatives for groceries and meals during quarantine

The best restaurant to get your Korean fix

US Attorney Zach Terwilliger and his impact in the pursuit of justice

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