Sadie Adams is a senior associate on the life desk. She is a second-year College student, planning on majoring in Public Policy and Leadership. Sadie is from Crozet, Va., and she enjoys writing about local restaurants and community organizations. Outside of The Cavalier Daily, Sadie is involved in the Civic Cornerstone Fellowship, Undergraduate Women and Law and is a workout coach at Formula Complete Fitness.
But reducing The Virginian to just another restaurant or college bar misses exactly what has kept the establishment alive and well for over a century.
According to Funlola Fagbohun, Associate Director of the First Year Experience, the purpose of “I Am U.Va.” is to connect with incoming students at a vulnerable level.
As the building celebrates 100 years in the Charlottesville community, it invites the community to further engage with events and opportunities at the City Center.
For the University, Camp Kesem takes place during one week each summer at Crossroads Camp, located about an hour outside of Charlottesville in Lowesville.
The University’s pre-professional environmental fraternity, Epsilon Eta is dedicated to environmental sustainability, preservation and awareness, all while preparing many students for their post-graduate futures.
Limited hours and inconspicuous exterior aside, Marco & Luca has definitely become my go-to spot for a quick and affordable lunch near Grounds.
At the University, Best Buddies breaks down traditional social barriers between young adults with and without IDD, creating a less isolating world through sincere, enduring friendships.
