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(09/15/23 3:01am)
Fashion and clothes have always been a form of self-expression that’s integral to my identity. I dress primarily for myself to communicate a sense of who I am to those around me. I cast aside all of the possible perceptions and expectations from others when I choose what to wear — with clothes, I’ve gained a sense of freedom to express myself.
(09/15/23 2:32am)
Virginia is set to hit the road once again, facing off against a familiar adversary in Maryland Friday evening. The Cavaliers (0-2, 0-0 ACC) are coming off a game where they blew an 11-point fourth-quarter lead against James Madison. On the flip side, the Terrapins (2-0, 0-0 Big 10) have begun their season with impressive victories over Towson and Charlotte. With a mere 13.9 percent chance of victory according to ESPN, Virginia is yet again aiming for a monumental upset if they are hoping to secure their first win of the season.
(09/14/23 2:03am)
Virginia men’s soccer entered Tuesday’s match against James Madison coming off of a 2-0 loss to Duke, so the Cavaliers (3-2-1, 0-1 ACC)) were hoping to gain some momentum in an in-state battle against the No. 9 Dukes (4-0-2, 0-0 Sun Belt). Although Virginia was able to score an early goal and defend well against James Madison, the Dukes fought hard and ended the game with a tie due to a last-minute goal from senior midfielder Rodrigo Robles.
(09/14/23 2:00am)
With its unique location and semi-industrial yet retro vibes, Firefly delivers both great food and a fun experience. The menu features several American and fusion selections — I highly recommend giving their wonton nachos a try — but what really sets Firefly apart from all other restaurants I’ve visited is the wide selection of arcade games displayed toward the back half of their main dining room. Firefly is the place to go if you’re looking for a unique, retro spot to not only enjoy a classic American quality meal, but also bond with your friends.
(09/13/23 2:39am)
The Board of Visitors will convene starting tomorrow to review the University’s undergraduate advising system, approve design plans for the Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology and update members on the University’s fundraising for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Also on Committee agendas is a review of the proposed development of a new video scoreboard at Scott Stadium and approval of the renaming of Lewis Hall.
(09/21/23 8:33pm)
Last May, The Sickos Committee, a social media group of self-styled college football fans loyal to the weirdest parts of college football, posted a thread on X containing an artifact most Virginia sports fans had no memory of. This thread followed the brief life of a mascot who lived in Charlottesville for just three weeks in 1983 — the forgotten ‘Hoo, a failed commercial stunt and object of revulsion.
(09/18/23 3:59am)
We have been here before. If you keep up with The Cavalier Daily’s coverage, then you know we are no stranger to covering the coronavirus. We had hoped our days of counting case numbers and crafting critical calls to action were behind us, but here we are. Both nationally and here in Charlottesville, we have seen a sharp uptick in COVID-19 cases. But what has changed since our initial writing on this topic is the University’s reaction — or lack thereof — to rising case numbers. Where there used to be mask mandates and excused absences for those who missed class due to COVID-19, students are left to go to class sick or stay at home and risk falling behind in lectures and labs. It is the University’s responsibility to enact policy that prioritizes the health and safety of its students — but as it stands, the University is defaulting on this duty. Its failure to provide public health guidance that enables us to safely live and learn despite the continuing presence of the coronavirus has stripped many students of their ability to engage in the student experience. Instead of creating a “new normal,” students have been forced to return the old one, despite fundamentally different circumstances.
(09/13/23 1:52am)
Virginia men’s golf began their fall campaign on the road this weekend at the Valero Texas Collegiate in San Antonio. The starting group looked a little different than those of last year, with the absence of sophomore Ben James being the most glaring change. After a strenuous summer capped off with a Walker Cup appearance just last weekend, James was given the week off for rest. Instead, opportunities were given to two college debutants in freshman Josh Duangmanee and junior Paul Chang.
(09/17/23 10:32pm)
The University’s Housing and Residence life recently implemented a new policy which will prevent future students in their fifth year of completing a 4+1 master’s program from serving as Resident Advisors or Senior Residents in undergraduate housing.
(09/12/23 12:30pm)
In the summer of 1919, America was wrought with racial violence. As Black troops returned from World War I, white mobs attacked Black people in a host of major cities across the country. What grew out of the horrors of that summer was a literary, artistic and political movement unlike any other — the Harlem Renaissance.
(09/12/23 9:28pm)
The Darden School of Business is introducing ten new courses this academic year covering a range of topics, including marketing, entrepreneurship, the entertainment industry and writing. The new courses incorporate writing skill and the study of the arts into some of the department’s offerings.
(09/12/23 3:18am)
Coming off their Philadelphia road trip sweep, No. 6 Virginia field hockey concluded their string of road games with a dominant 6-1 win at William & Mary, then returned home for a highly contested top-15 matchup against No. 14 Harvard. The Cavaliers (5-1, 0-0 ACC) shut out the Crimson (2-2, 0-0 Ivy) Sunday afternoon to extend their winning streak to four games.
(09/12/23 2:43am)
The Virginia volleyball team traveled to Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Md. to compete in the DMV Invitational. The Cavaliers (6-2, 0-0 ACC) started off the weekend against Howard University in Burr Gymnasium Friday, before traveling to the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena to play Coastal Carolina and UMBC on Saturday and Sunday.
(09/12/23 9:17pm)
The Honor Committee passed an amended Code of Ethics for the first time since 2019 and discussed the implementation of their academic course sanction at the meeting Sunday. With 20 out of 27 members present, the Committee met quorum and was able to vote on matters concerning the constitution or bylaws.
(09/11/23 1:30pm)
Fans craving more from Olivia Rodrigo need not wait any longer — Rodrigo’s sophomore album “GUTS” is finally out and is even more heart-wrenchingly relatable than her revolutionary debut album “SOUR.” “GUTS” is “SOUR”’s angstier older sister with more nuance regarding the growing pains universally faced by teenage girls.
(09/11/23 12:11am)
The University Judiciary Committee processed 14 cases between January 1 and May 1 — 10 individual and four organizational cases per the spring 2023 statistics report. There are six individual cases pending.
(09/11/23 6:00pm)
97, 93, 91 — if these were my class grades, I would be overjoyed. Unfortunately, the only time I see numbers like these is when I am pulling out my phone to check the weather app. I never knew that my hotness could affect the weather, but the past few weeks have proven otherwise.
(09/11/23 3:31am)
In the team’s first home game of the season, Virginia found itself with a lead early in the fourth quarter against in-state rival James Madison. But after a lengthy weather delay drained the majority of the energy out of the stadium, the Cavaliers (0-2, 0-0 ACC) could not stop the Dukes (2-0, 0-0 Sun Belt) from coming back to win 36-35 by scoring a touchdown with just under one minute remaining.
(09/11/23 2:58pm)
Editor's Note: We're excited to introduce a new series from The Cavalier Daily's archivist, Grace Franklin. We'll be highlighting stories from the archives each week between the 1950s and the 2000s. You can find these on Instagram each week as well.
(09/11/23 6:00pm)
The Omicron chapter of Beta Theta Pi at the University has formally set a timeline for the installation of turf grass in the front yard following approval from the Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review. The fraternity plans for the installation to take place quickly, with a tentative completion date set for the end of September.