My newfound understanding that ordinary things can be extraordinary has given me an eye for life’s little treasures.
Love it or hate it, dorm life is an essential part of the first-year student experience at the University.
While these prospective Double Hoos are returning to the University, they still look forward to a fresh start.
My summer experience taught me that figuring out what you want to do in a career is not a 100-meter sprint but a marathon.
I am no longer rushing along this path — I am walking it and appreciating the milestones I have experienced along the way.
After living here for 10 weeks, I’m starting to think small towns aren't as bad as the angsty 16-year-old me made them out to be.
Home is not stagnant, and neither are we.
I can now confidently sit on the Rotunda steps on a quiet summer morning and feel a genuine sense of joy.
This recipe is quick, easy and perfect for anyone looking for a tasty treat that perfectly encapsulates the vibrant feeling of summer.
Go corral some friends, make your way to a ballpark and experience America's pastime, just as millions do every year.
Serving up sunsets, music and more apple delicacies than one could ever wish for, Carter Mountain Orchard deserves a spot on every University student's bucket list.
Van Heyningen encouraged students returning to Grounds this fall to take advantage of all the hikes Charlottesville and its surrounding areas have to offer.
While this selection of bagels had winners and losers, it is safe to say that the Class of 2024 has taken full advantage of the Bodo’s menu over the years.
The naked party, founded by fourth-year Architecture student Wells Woolcott, is the first of its kind at the University in recent memory.
I have learned to see my college graduation not as a way to make up for the past but as an event worth celebrating on its own.
Turns out, it took attending one of the most prestigious universities in the world for me to realize there's more to life than studying.
Clark said programs such as the SWF 2030 internship can serve as launch pads for a career in the aerospace industry.
The White Spot is a timeless diner for Charlottesville residents and students looking for a greasy spoon infused with University spirit.
I was amazed by how the tamarind sauce and variety of spices created a cohesive link among all the dishes, tying the dinner together and leaving everyone feeling satiated.
I, Cecy Juárez, am one of the three “squirrels of U.Va.” running the @thesquirrelsofuva page.
