Writing has pushed me to think differently and connect with people in a way that engineering alone never could.
I am living and owning my college experience, not curating, selecting or editing it according to an end-of-semester post template.
“‘You just become that nurse you want to be,’” Phillips said, quoting her grandmother. “That’s what I did. I never changed my mind from nursing, not one time.”
In a city famous for what is on the menu, SugarBear convinced me to save room for dessert.
Through using a program like the Faculty AI Guides and promoting alternative grading methods in the classroom, CTE makes an attempt to further understand AI head-on.
But what I realized — what my experience with her helped me realize — is that most decisions are made out of fear. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
By design, The Alley Light isn’t just something you stumble upon — finding it is as deeply intentional as every single detail inside of the restaurant itself.
In a process dominated by high-stakes competition, constant networking and intense technical preparation, students across both McIntire programs emphasized a common theme — while access to resources matters, initiative matters more.
Despite the high standards the University has set in nearly all aspects of undergraduate life, some find that dining options on Grounds fall short.
As Pride Month wraps up, here are some of my top dining choices for your next meal out that are owned and operated by LGBTQ+ members of the Charlottesville community.
For the University, Camp Kesem takes place during one week each summer at Crossroads Camp, located about an hour outside of Charlottesville in Lowesville.
By bringing together artisans, performers and families, the Fae Festival created a space where creativity and community took center stage
To better understand how students navigate these competing realities,The Cavalier Daily interviewed three University students to learn more about their experiences with the online networking platform.
Walking up to the Oakhurst Café felt like walking into a cottage tucked into the countryside.
For over 35 years, the Posse Foundation has helped make undergraduate education accessible for college students across the country, providing full tuition scholarships to select students.
