What do you do when it’s been a long night and your stomach is rumbling for grub to soak up the night’s mistakes? Head to Sheetz, obviously.
After first-year, dorms are in the past, and it is time to move on and out.
The lifestyle of a college student is not one that easily supports veganism.
Having a grocery list is useful in helping adhere to certain time restraints, making grocery shopping efficient and also keeping to a budget.
It seems like more and more people are developing lactose intolerance or choosing to cut dairy out of their diets for other health reasons.
This past spring, Charlottesville was gifted its very own First Watch restaurant, a healthy brunch chain.
Here are some things you can do to limit hunger and have a successful syllabus week.
I created three delicious and easy recipes, so you can experiment with these foolproof recipes in order to rejuvenate your love for avocado toast.
To make mornings in dorms a little easier, I have a few great drink hacks for any other caffeine lovers out there.
Going to college is a hard transition. The added pressure of figuring out meals from time to time, especially given that eating dining hall food gets old fast, which makes it even more difficult.
Let's be real here, pad Thai is a life-changing meal — it combines the right amount of flavor with slurpable noodles to create an incredible dish.
Don’t grab your diploma without dining at these restaurants.
While I believe everyone should expand their culinary horizons, I would not recommend Sultan Kebab as the place to do so.
This salad is so delicious it doesn’t even taste “healthy.”
Although I still don’t drink coffee, I know far too many people whose lives have been taken over by this caffeinated beverage.
With ample options in town, it’s time to establish the best beef in Charlottesville in this battle of the burgers.
When I heard about the new Potbelly Sandwich Shop near the Standard, I thought I’d give it a try.
One of my favorite hobbies is taking traditional recipes I love and attempting to make a version with wholesome ingredients.
The gourmet food at Maru Korean Restaurant and Bar will help you appreciate your return to Charlottesville and give you the strength to face the rest of the semester — especially if you’re a foodie.
Making sourdough has taught me a lot about patience and about investing time in something you love to do.
