Mercenari is a first-year College student, an attacker and midfielder for the Virginia men’s soccer team and the founder and current operator of four startups.
With the program’s primary goal being to benefit students and the Charlottesville community, they work to maximize refunds clients receive and minimize what they owe in annual taxes.
Just when University students think they have left the prep-work perils and score obsessions of standardized testing back in high school, entrance exams for graduate program applications ring in round two.
As second year begins, different pressures and stresses — from academic comebacks to harder classes — plague the Class of 2029.
These students felt that analog hobbies — passions that are independent of technology — not only bring entertainment, but also help relieve tension from the prior academic year while passing time over the summer.
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.
Three sex and relationship beat writers from The Cavalier Daily’s Life desk discuss their approaches to navigating sexual health on Grounds and beyond.
Organized by Student Council, students browsed over 550 Contracted Independent Organizations, Special Status Organizations and other student-oriented organizations to learn about the plethora of avenues for involvement around Grounds.
The ceremony formally welcomed the University community's newest members, bringing together around 4,000 first-year and transfer students.
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.
This year’s Fall Activities Fair will take place Monday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. across three different locations on Grounds.
Writing has pushed me to think differently and connect with people in a way that engineering alone never could.
While these experiences help students advance their future goals, this culture of competition can also lead to pressure to have the “perfect” summer — defined by productivity and achievement, according to students interviewed by The Cavalier Daily.
The Local doesn’t just use “farm to table” as a marketing slogan — it lives it in each dish it fires.
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.
