Rising sophomore Alex Walsh (left) and rising junior Kate Douglass (right) won the silver and bronze, respectively, in the 200-meter individual medley.

Four Virginia swimmers claim medals for the United States at the Olympic Games

By Akhil Rekulapelli | 3 days ago

For four Cavaliers, a national championship was simply not enough, as they traveled to Tokyo to compete on swimming's biggest stage and brought home hardware for the United States.

Move-in for students living on Grounds will take place August 18 through 21, and the first day of classes is August 24.

U.Va. outlines plans for return to a regular fall semester

By Eva Surovell | July 17, 2021

All students, faculty, staff, contractors and visitors who are unvaccinated are required to wear masks inside, except when in a private space, and all times outside.

Indigenous community activists have denounced the imagery as an example of white supremacy and colonial violence for years.

George Rogers Clark statue removed from University Grounds

By Jenn Brice | July 11, 2021

Native Americans, community activists and University researchers have denounced the imagery as an example of white supremacy and colonial violence.

The statues will be placed in storage and their stone bases will be removed at a later date.

News

Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson statues removed following years of advocacy

By Eva Surovell | July 10, 2021

Groves began his new position as senior vice president at Syracuse University Thursday.

News

‘I can’t imagine being more blessed': Groves reflects on triumphs, challenges of his time at U.Va.

By Carolyn Lane and Ava MacBlane | July 2, 2021

News

The assault occurred at 10:00 p.m.in the area of 14th St NW and Grady Ave.

CPD investigating sexual assault near 14th St NW and Grady Ave

By Eva Surovell | July 4, 2021

The suspect is described as between 30 and 40 years old with a mustache and an afro-style haircut. He was wearing a red shirt and black shorts.

Sisters Project Peru combats healthcare problems in rural Peruvian community

By Elise Johnston | July 1, 2021

University Police Department investigating sexual assault near University Hospital

By Carolyn Lane | June 30, 2021

UPD arrests Charlottesville resident in connection with break-in to University administration building

By Eva Surovell | June 26, 2021

Sports

Virginia junior guard Trey Murphy III was the only Division I player last season to join the "50-40-90" club, shooting 50.3 percent from the field, 43.3 percent from the three-point line and 92.7 percent from the free-throw line.

Junior guard Trey Murphy III drafted 17th overall in the 2021 NBA Draft by the Memphis Grizzlies, traded to the New Orleans Pelicans

By Akhil Rekulapelli | 3 days ago

The Durham, N.C. native played three seasons in the college ranks — two with Rice and one with Virginia — before declaring for the NBA Draft in mid-April.

‘I’m proud as heck of them:’ Virginia baseball’s season is over after falling short against No. 2 Texas

By Sarah Pettycord | June 26, 2021

Four women’s swimming athletes qualify for the 2021 Tokyo Summer Olympics

By Joe von Storch | June 26, 2021

Virginia baseball falls to Mississippi State 6-5, still remains in the College World Series

By Sarah Pettycord | June 23, 2021

Opinion

COVID-19 has undoubtedly changed the University’s first-year experience, but on the grand scale of things, that only means that it makes first years more unique and more prepared.

TOLLIVER: The Class of 2024 is at a disadvantage

By Shaleah Tolliver | 3 days ago

One of the academic groups that got the shortest end of the stick was first years.

DUROSS: Voting rights or filibuster? Congress should focus on For the People

By Evelyn Duross | June 21, 2021

TOLLIVER: Counter-stereotypes can become stereotypes

By Shaleah Tolliver | June 17, 2021

WYLES: The Board of Visitors is an outdated institution

By Bryce Wyles | June 15, 2021

H&S

Each discussion topic relates to a different location that the class visits, some which included Ragged Mountain, Blue Ridge Tunnel, Glass Hollow Overlook, Patricia Ann Byrom Forest Preserve and Observatory Hill.

A tonic for the soul: Learning nature’s benefits through new University course

By Supraja Daita | July 3, 2021

“Engaging with Nature” course aims to give students the skills needed to optimize time outside and create regular healthy habits which incorporate nature.

U.Va. researchers develop a new imaging approach to target epilepsy seizures

By Linda Ziamanesh | July 3, 2021

The science behind social media addictiveness and its consequences

By Catherine Xue | June 6, 2021

Architecture graduate students promote sustainability by milling downed trees

By Claire Sharp | May 17, 2021

Life

The power of 10,000 hours

By Niharika Singhvi | 3 days ago

If reading “Outliers” has taught me anything, it’s that we do have control over our skills and abilities.

Finding calm in the chaos of New York City

By Willa Hancock | July 25, 2021

We have earned a right to hope

By Mario Rosales | July 25, 2021

Living in limbo

By Samantha Cynn | July 25, 2021

A&E

The Marías' latest album "Cinema" is an ode to their love of film.

It’s time to go to the CINEMA

By Mary Kurbanov | July 25, 2021

The Marías continue to plunge deeper into the genre of indie pop. Their passion, drive and boldness are notable throughout the album and add a sense of depth to each individual track.

‘The Conjuring’ is scary. Period.

By Samanta Pomier | July 25, 2021

Tyler, the Creator brings great summer anthems on his new album

By Omari John | July 25, 2021

Now boarding InterstellHER

By Darryle Aldridge | July 25, 2021

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