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A collection of portraits by Katie Jane Villanueva

Here is what I did when I first got here: I meticulously cleaned my apartment.

As the leaves change color – gently falling in the late summer breeze, clinging to the humid days of August – and classes start to begin again, I’ve come back to UVA this year intending to make Charlottesville my own.

Every Sunday, as I sit at a desk in the library, or whatever other study space I have chosen for the day,

Lately, I can’t help but ask myself: am I old or just getting older? 

An interview with transgender students at UVA

Some of my earliest memories involve the My Little Pony franchise,

This summer, I lost my cat.

I have been wondering, lately, about my womanhood. It is not that I question the existence of the identity — I know I am a woman, and thank the universe every day that I was fortunate enough to be born in the right body. I embrace my “femininity” and feel the pain that comes with it. This much, I have a hold on.

Letter from the Editor for the first issue of the 2022-2023 academic year.

 An Exploration of the True Intentions Behind UVA’s Division for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

It’s 2014. Nicki Minaj’s big booty anthem “Anaconda” hits the radio