Though I appreciate every moment spent with friends, I also value my time alone — in fact, some of my most enjoyable days on Grounds have been ones that I’ve spent by myself. With the fall season well on its way, here are the top 10 ways to celebrate the new season on your own — no awkward conversation necessary.
Inspired by my love for apple cider donuts, I decided to recreate this delicious fall treat at home, but in an easy-to-bake form — as apple cider muffins.
Reflecting on Trader Joe’s has led me to a key takeaway that I try to always remind myself of — to savor the mundane moments as much as you can.
Ukraine is still facing the devastating effects of the Russian invasion — today, troop deaths and injuries near half a million. Berlin’s trip was sponsored by Razom, a non-profit organization started in 2014 when Russia first invaded Ukraine and seized Crimea.
Replete with a caricaturist, a photo booth, limited edition anniversary themed merch, a D.J. and 1920s cocktails, the Virginian made sure the party went on throughout brunch, lunch, dinner and late night bites despite the tropical storm raging outside.
Every performance was dedicated to showcasing various Middle Eastern traditions, from a fashion show featuring clothes from different regions to the dance performance featuring a traditional Levantine dance called Dabke.
Overall, I’m enjoying the new menus. While Za’atar and the Late Night menu may not be a step up for those without a meal plan, they’re good options for those who do have one, and everyone should stop by Rookie’s for a scoop.
Self-discovery can still take place without a dramatic realization and in an experimental, trial-and-error way.
Nearly 90 years later, running naked down the Lawn has turned into a perhaps silly tradition that is widely recognized as part of the fabric of what makes the University unique.
Though only time will tell, I have a good feeling that the restaurant will keep up its opening day momentum.
College Council and programs like Block Party help foster a sense of belonging, as well as showing students that they are not alone
My style doesn’t have to be accepted or understood by others. I find joy in how I choose to dress and connect with those who share the same love for clothes and creative expression as I do.
Overall, I had a lovely time at Firefly exploring all the fun games they have to offer as well as enjoying their delicious food.
In retrospect, I can simply take my experience for what it was — a great opportunity, sure, but perhaps not the right one for me at the time.
Sharing baked goods is a universal language of love, capable of brightening even the gloomiest of days.
As a hub for both professional development and community support for LGTBQ+ students and allies, PAM fosters an environment where underrepresented voices are heard, acknowledged and amplified.
When I entered the braiding shop for the first time, it was with all this in mind. I was tired of attempting to change an intrinsic part of myself to cultivate a certain image that was more palatable to others.
Here’s to learning something new, learning something about yourself and enjoying the simple pleasure of reading for your own enjoyment.
While work is constant, opportunities are not. I have to make the time to pursue my passions, no matter how busy life gets.
While I learned a lot about London, literature and theatre, the most valuable takeaway was a newfound confidence in myself to be adaptable and have fun in new — and sometimes stressful — situations.
