To all of us who will soon be alumni of the University of Virginia, let's look back fondly on our time well spent. Remember the first time you streaked the Lawn.
If the skies opened up and someone dropped $115 million dollars into my lap, I could think of 115 million different ways to spend it.
Earlier this week, thanks to the wonders of DNA testing, Larry Birkhead was proven to be the true father of Anna Nicole's baby.
With my inevitable departure from college life fast approaching, I'm running out of time to send out all the thank-you notes I've accumulated over the past four years.
I never thought of myself as a basketball fan. My favorite NBA team in elementary school was whichever my best friend Margaret liked (which explains why one of my first-grade homework assignments was titled, "Why I like being Catholic and Irish"). My favorite NBA team in middle school was the one with Bugs Bunny and Michael Jordan.
This is a fictional account of one woman's journey. Chinnie Wao was a fourth year at a public university.
In celebration of the rumored "E-Week," when engineers have an opportunity to be socially well-adjusted for a week, I've decided to dedicate this article to proofs.
Japan's Health Minister Hakuo Yanagisawa joined the ranks of an elite political club Jan. 26, one dominated by Virginia politicians.
I am more popular than Kevin Bacon. For Kevin Bacon, it's six degrees of separation, six steps from every person in Hollywood.
Lonely? Looking for a good time? Or maybe for a chance to earn your M.R.S. without having to go through the trouble of actually dating?
