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On Feb. 17, the four coordinated with friends and families to pool $1284.41 together and deliver 112 individually-wrapped Roots bowls, enough for every healthcare worker at the University Hospital’s three COVID-19 units on that day’s morning and night shifts.

Charlottesville community members come together to support COVID-19 personnel at U.Va. Hospital

By Sally Stouffer | March 4, 2021

Two sibling alumni were moved by the difficulties faced by healthcare staff and were inspired to help them.

The course Community Organizing and Public Health in South Africa worked with the Movement for Change and Social Justice in South Africa. Students taking Arts Activism, Liberated Spaces and Creative Economies worked with The Black Power Station, taught by Professor Noel Lobley and hip-hop activist artist Xolile 'X' Madinda.

J-term students connect globally with South African community-based groups

By Sally Stouffer and Haley Stocks | January 28, 2021

With J-term courses online this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, students in two classes collaborated virtually with community-based organizations in South Africa.

Residential colleges are hosting social events like gaming nights over Zoom to foster community.

Residential colleges work to foster community during pandemic

By Sally Stouffer | November 19, 2020

Although it has been a challenging year for everyone, residential colleges have still found creative ways to maintain a sense of community.

The Indian Student Association’s new podcast offers a way to stay connected in a time of separation

By Sally Stouffer | September 22, 2020

The organization tends to alternate between serious topics and more casual ones, hoping that everyone will be able to find something they relate to.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the SLI has had to overcome many barriers such as the lack of in-person instruction and student interaction, as well as the inability to host beloved events like cultural language dinners.

With Summer Language Institute online, students continue to learn new languages and culture

By Sally Stouffer | July 13, 2020

Although students are lacking many of the traditional cultural components of the SLI, professors and tutors are working focusing on ensuring students still experience and understand the values of other countries through a multitude of activities.

The name Qwerty came from what the team of founders best identified as their shared character trait — being quirky.

Notes-sharing startup Qwerty introduces a new way to study

By Sally Stouffer | April 28, 2020

Qwerty is a recently developed student-to-student note sharing platform that provides those at the University with the ability to obtain weekly lecture notes, reading notes and study guides from their peers in the same lecture classes.

This new cat is becoming a first-year favorite.

Meet Bonny, the coolest cat at U.Va.

By Sally Stouffer | February 21, 2020

Say hello to U.Va’s newest Instagram influencer — @bonnycatuva, managed by first-year College student Alex Sarchet.

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Charlottesville community members come together to support COVID-19 personnel at U.Va. Hospital

J-term students connect globally with South African community-based groups

Residential colleges work to foster community during pandemic

The Indian Student Association’s new podcast offers a way to stay connected in a time of separation

With Summer Language Institute online, students continue to learn new languages and culture

Notes-sharing startup Qwerty introduces a new way to study

Meet Bonny, the coolest cat at U.Va.

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