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By Camila Cohen Suárez | April 7, 2022Believe it or not, it turns out that after attending this University for over a year, you learn a thing or two about getting through it all.
Believe it or not, it turns out that after attending this University for over a year, you learn a thing or two about getting through it all.
Humor Columnist Celeste Nathan calls for a Spartan effort to revamp Rugby Road.
Well team, we’re back at it again.
There is a cardinal rule in life — do not forget about The Window.
It is often hard not being the center of the conversation.
Humor columnist Ellie Wilkie reports on a shocking development between a seemingly solid couple.
It turns out she never had to hold it for that long.
Humor editor Camila Cohen Suárez comments on her knowledge of U.Va.’s Student Council and their activities.
Do you have right-leaning politics, no old problematic tweets, and a lot of time on your hands? Glenn Youngkin might have the job for you!
Now if some of you are sitting at home reading the title and first paragraph thinking how entitled and self-centered this author must be to not appreciate his situation, just wait.
First of all, just no. Second of all, please refer yourself to the above list on anti-racist resources.
The spot was awarded to John Sigma, economics and statistics double major and fraternity chapter president.
Humor editor Camila Cohen Suárez questions the meaning of the college experience.
Humor columnist Kate McCarthy reports from Silicon Valley and guides you on the path to cybersecurity.
Humor Columnist Celeste Nathan gives us some totally-not-fake news.
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Humor columnist Kate McCarthy interprets your stress dreams.
Humor columnist Camila Cohen Suárez walks us through the unbearably awkward things about in-person school
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