From wineries and breweries to hikes and historical site-seeing, one of the many things I will miss about being a student at the University is being surrounded by such a rich and vibrant city full of activities.
For those of you who are interested in the history of exploration and adventure, this is definitely the read for you.
I know that we all are just so eager to be brought back to our glory days as first years. Before graduation, make an effort to visit your first-year dorm.
With so many extra hours in your day, take more time to make others feel special.
Even if reclining in your bed is what it takes to get your juices flowing, then so be it.
Not only do these activities force us to focus on the present, they allow us to free ourselves from the worries, anxieties and intrusive thoughts of our everyday lives.
As we start to feel the routine motions of the fall semester’s academic rigor, make sure you are still taking time for yourself.
While virtual classes allowed the opportunity for our community to connect and brought with it some benefits, the experience of being able to communicate face-to-face with professors and peers is simply unmatched.
From your Charlottesville staples like Roots and FIG to the more eclectic Kardinal Hall and FIREFLY, these businesses are working to be more environmentally friendly.
From sweet and spicy popcorn to marinara pasta with turkey meatballs, this list is bound to satisfy any and all of your cravings.
