Work hard, play hard and rest harder
By Alex Pawlica | April 14, 2023At the University, hustle culture manifests itself in a variety of ways — most notably in the “work hard, play hard” ethos.
At the University, hustle culture manifests itself in a variety of ways — most notably in the “work hard, play hard” ethos.
At the University, practicing Muslim students have carved out their own space to celebrate the holiday and forge a community that supports one another.
I love using my journal to capture moments that would otherwise be somewhat lost to the confounding principle of memory.
The Native American Student Association’s Powwow put Virginia’s Indigenous community on center stage with a remarkable show of pride and solidarity.
While I am almost certain my captain was by no means intending to instill in me a valuable life lesson with his intolerable teaching method, he still did.
As a retail therapy enthusiast, I am quick to suggest treating yourself to something as a strategy for adding excitement to your daily routine.
One of my major passions is connecting to culture through food so I was thrilled at the opportunity to share this experience with other students and members of the Charlottesville community.
All throughout the existence of her home-based bakery, Gary has strived to provide unique and original flavors with a homemade touch in her products.
In her almost 22-year tenure working at Newcomb Dining Hall, University employee Kathy McGruder has never failed to make a student smile with her contagious laugh and her exceptionally witty remarks.
HooHacks is a 24-hour coding competition organized by University students that aims to bring students together for a weekend to learn programming, meet people and develop a project to solve real-life problems using different technologies.
After spring break, I know the end of the semester will feel like it’s rapidly approaching. I want to savor every moment I have left at the University, while still trying to balance my school and work life.
Actively shape these last weeks into what you want them to be, and try to make what’s mandatory a little less mundane.
If you want to bring a taste of India to Charlottesville, I highly recommend trying out this recipe.
If you’re like me, your closet is a mix of winter and summer clothes, and sometimes it gets all jumbled up. If you have some free time, you can create a capsule wardrobe in anticipation for spring.
Though students with classes on UVACanvas have approached the transition with different experiences and attitudes, one unchangeable fact is clear — the age of Collab is coming to a close.
When doing things alone, you get to operate on your own time and really process what’s going on around you and within you.
To help you prepare for your future visit to the table, I’ve broken down the new flavors and my first impressions of them.
If you or someone you know is a fan of garlic bread, this is the recipe for you.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is one of my favorite books that I've read over the past year. I loved this book’s thrilling conclusion so much I might reread it soon.
Regardless of what you are in the mood for, I have crafted the perfect snack combinations that will satisfy any and every obscure craving that possesses your taste buds late at night.