From pouring color over someone’s head to smudging powder across someone’s cheek, the act of coloring others during Holi is often a form of affection.
Powered by a small staff of Charlottesville residents and University community members, SARA aims to address sexual violence and its risk factors.
The Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association hosted its sixth annual charity showcase “A Taste of the East” Saturday evening, selling out Alumni Hall for a night of stunning cultural performances
When students join the Divine Nine, they devote themselves to a life of scholarship, service and brotherhood or sisterhood.
Students recount a mix of emotions from rush, with some disappointed after dropping from the recruitment process and others ecstatic to join Greek life.
Student organizations, activist groups and academic programs have focused on highlighting individual differences among Indigenous students and bridging the gap between the University and Virginia tribes.
Beyond presenting students with their class rings, the Third Year Ceremony brought together students and families in joyous celebration.
Fifteen women from the Class of 1974 — the University’s first fully coeducated class — discussed their personal stories in the College of Arts and Sciences.
The canine companions provide comfort and emotional support to their human peers, helping to make the classroom feel a little more like home.
The crowd of locals and visitors closed the festival with a remarkable gesture of solidarity, demonstrating the pride, resilience and joy of Charlottesville’s Latin American community.
