A memo leaked on Friday morning from the U.Va. Corcoran Department of Philosophy reported a massive anonymous contribution of existential thoughts.
The program will take a similar shape to the Engagements pathways. Instead of quarter-long classes, students will choose their literal level of engagement.
My arrival at Cape Disappointment should have been the first sign my internship was not what it was cracked up to be.
In an attempt to broaden students’ horizons, the University announced a new initiative — “Days Off the Lawn.”
Spring is a beautiful time for Guides to go on the offensive and really highlight the beauty of Grounds from the pollen-caked sidewalks to the lovely-smelling new mulch.
In light of underwhelming options, I came up with a few of my own for those of us who need something to celebrate.
With their hosts of weird characters and specific nostalgia that can only be described as “Christmas if it actually snowed in December,” these shows have made their mark on the holiday season — but like all things on Earth, they don’t matter unless they can be applied to U.Va. students. Obviously.
It's fine for the first five minutes while your TA shuffles papers and 20 other pairs of eyebags settle into their chairs. And then the peaceful silence of the class is bombarded by That One Kid Who Won't Just Shut Up.
Facing pressure from outraged alumni commenting on every Virginia-sports-affiliated social media account and despondent students, Coach Tony Elliot finally let it slip — the record is actually a ritual sacrifice to ACC commissioner James J. Phillips.
