Sarah Jun

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Sarah Jun is a fourth-year nursing student. When she is not in the hospital, she is most likely completing a side quest or trying something new. (Her newest endeavor is becoming a vegetarian!) You can find her running around Grounds with her headphones in, probably listening to Olivia Rodrigo’s newest album.

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A cartoon graphic of a girl against a yellow background saying "I am cringe, but I am free."

In our own ways, we are all cringe; as such, I created an anonymous survey to find out what's cringy about some of the folks who identify as such in the UVA and Charlottesville communities.

A pencil sketch of a girl wearing headphones in front of a yellow background.

A mi abuelo le salían las palabras como canción,

A pencil sketch of a PC with a guinea pig poster behind it.

Soooo I told my parents—it's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be, and I'm officially moving back home, literally tomorrow.

A pencil sketch of a square with a grinning mouth inside.

I dream that I am your mother instead.

A drawing of a sunset over a barren wasteland.

I understand, but do you understand—

Image of a dead bird in a set of hands

Mother's face is an extinction in reverse—ancestors wake up in the cant of her nose

Image of a Grinch in black and white giving a side eye

Since my first watch of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas (2005), I have had a serious bone to pick with the Whos of Whoville.

a load tea drawing with positive affirmations and embracing people (hugging)

I've been to Annie's pop-ups twice and wanted to highlight Be Somebody's mission and the wonders of a loaded tea.

artwork of the arch by the pond of the Contemplative Commons

Written about and at locations you're likely to walk past.

A poster advertising an audition for a production of King Lear.

"King Lear auditions will now be held in Drama B06, NOT 301! We can't wait to see you!" Heart emoji. Kiss emoji. Moon emoji. 

Picture of girl watching witches on TV with popcorn.

From snarky and mischievous teens to the sisters using their craft to shape destiny, TV witches have always offered something more than a silly broomstick—they've

Girl reaching into a tree with a figure sketched into it.

We can see the cemetery gates from here, but I am looking at you