I will assume desperate hope has brought you here — hope to preserve the precious, golden hours of summer vacation that are slipping through your fingers at this very moment.
College is known to bring many newfound freedoms to students — and those freedoms don't stop with the end of the school year.
Arguably the most controversial television show on the Food Network, u201cDiners, Drive-Ins and Divesu201d has created a love-it-or-hate-it rift between cooking show fans and foodies.
Additionally, trying to memorize every little piece of information for a class is not always the most efficient form of preparation, according to third-year College student Areesheh Khan.
To make mornings in dorms a little easier, I have a few great drink hacks for any other caffeine lovers out there.
These tips and tricks hail from rising second-year students who have experienced it all first-hand this past academic term.
Going to college is a hard transition. The added pressure of figuring out meals from time to time, especially given that eating dining hall food gets old fast, which makes it even more difficult.
Let's be real here, pad Thai is a life-changing meal — it combines the right amount of flavor with slurpable noodles to create an incredible dish.
If you can’t find an internship, it’s really no big deal.
All of my backpacks have featured some superfluous side alcove, a space for forgotten items. Strange things accumulate in such spaces.
Instead of trying to do and be better, I’ve decided to do less.
I start bullet journals without ever finishing them.
Whether it was taking naps in each other's rooms or grabbing food together at the nearby dining halls, the first-year experience is cherished by many of the soon to be graduates.
Welcome to adulthood!
Kernodle juggles the lifestyle of a professional vegan food blogger with an audience of about 2,400 people alongside a full time job at M.C. Dean, an electrical company in Charlottesville.
Don’t grab your diploma without dining at these restaurants.
Economic depletion stifles the mobility of families caught in the cycle of Appalachian poverty. Confederate flags hang from the front porches of houses and private businesses that we drive past.
The theme for Layaleena this year was “A Journey through Time,” which represents a celebration of how Arab culture has changed over the years, as well as the aspects that have remained the same.
The biggest plus about summer break is that there is no more need to carry around a day planner — unless you’re a hobbyist.
This past month, CAFE’s commitment to educating the University on Central American issues was exhibited in their Cine Cafeina event.
