The event was held Friday night in a multi-purpose room in the lower floor of the AFC.
My parents might live 7000 miles away from Charlottesville, but regardless, I'm confident that I will always stay in close touch with them, no matter where I go on the globe.
Ever since I tried the $7.49 Elvis Burger at Jack Brown's three years ago, I have attempted to sell the brilliance of this culinary masterpiece to others.
I’m so proud of myself for the ways I’ve grown because of this lifestyle change — I don’t want to stop!
If you had asked me six months ago if I’d ever consider taking time off from U.Va., my reaction would have been a stiff “No! Why would I do that? I’m doing just fine.”
If you’re scoping for a genuinely good smoothie bowl with an incredible mission, The Juice Laundry is definitely one of the next spots you have to check out.
This is not just a team with a shared passion for urban dance. AKAdeMIX also provides a community and imbues a sense of family.
Have you ever realized that walking just isn't your thing?
There are two types of U.Va. fans — the ones who show up an hour early and get front-row seats, and the ones who show up five minutes before kickoff.
Sally's visit to Charlottesville made me realize how much she has changed over the course of two years — she's still my little sister, but she's not my "baby" sister anymore.
Thyme & Co. brings a new style of fast-casual Lebanese food to the Corner.
As a longtime loather of all reality shows, I have become obsessed with "Love Island."
I will testify that fourth year is not very chill at all. Let me be the first to tell you — it’s not all wineries and McKinsey interviews.
Because of my long-term commitment to learning English and applying it to my academics, I had nearly forgotten about a part of what makes me who I am.
The goal of the campaign is to promote discussion and bring visibility to Grounds surrounding the issue of "model minority" stereotypes against the APIDA community.
A classic rookie mistake that people make at internship fairs is being too afraid to engage with the recruiters.
Even after 25 years, Blue Whales Books remains a popular shop for many local Charlottesville residents who want to browse through their collection of used books or even just greet the adorable Gizmo.
I think it’s safe to assume that most of us like pizza, but not all Charlottesville pizzerias are the same.
Sitting amidst the eccentric sculptures and activity of IX Art Park, Brazos Tacos pulses with the chatter of children, students and parents every weekend.
Ah yes, fall baking — pumpkins, apples and cinnamon galore.
