During a normal semester, students tend to capitalize on the physical proximity of professors in their classrooms, arriving to lecture a few minutes early or lingering after to chat.

Students and faculty look forward to fall semester and return to in-person learning

By Leigh Bierman | Yesterday

The prospect of returning to normalcy is exciting yet daunting, many students and faculty members said.

More than 20 attendees — including students, professors, alumni and parents — spoke during the listening session, which was conducted via conference call.

Students, faculty, alumni and parents voice opinions on free speech at U.Va. at community listening session

By Stratton Marsh | 2 days ago

Alumni, parents and faculty expressed frustration that students in classes were afraid to voice opinions, but students on the call had different free speech concerns.

Junior forward Alexa Spaanstra notched her 10th goal of the season, adding two to her total against Brigham Young.

Virginia women’s soccer shuts out Brigham Young to advance to Sweet 16

By Maggie Rutherford | 2 days ago

The women's soccer team posted a shutout against the Cougars to advance to the Sweet 16.

The goal of the session is to explore “the role that free expression and free inquiry play in U.Va.’s academic enterprise and how they shape engagement with the ideas of others.”

News

Committee on Free Expression and Free Inquiry to hold community listening session on role of free speech at U.Va.

By Lauren O'Neil | 4 days ago

University administrators clarified any undocumented or DACA student who has been admitted may request to have their $400 enrollment deposit waived.

News

Undocumented students and those with DACA status can request fee waivers for enrollment deposits

By Lauren O'Neil | 4 days ago

News

Students have commented on a feeling of monotony this semester, where sitting at the computer all day has caused days to blend together.

Students question if break days fully substituted spring break following final break day

By Stratton Marsh | Yesterday

With finals approaching and no more break days, students have raised questions as to whether these break days provided them with an opportunity to rest.

Charlottesville City Council authorizes notice to remove, relocate, contextualize or cover Lee and Jackson statues

By Maryann Xue | Yesterday

Storm Prediction Center issues Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Charlottesville area

By Zach Rosenthal | 2 days ago

U.Va. COVID-19 dashboard reports a 0.09% positivity rate for week of April 26

By Amanda Pallas | 3 days ago

Sports

Freshman running back Amaad Foston — an early enrollee for the Cavaliers — impressed many with his pass catching abilities Saturday.

ANDERSON: Five storylines to watch after Virginia football's spring game

By Ben Anderson | Yesterday

The Cavaliers got to show off some of their newest pieces Saturday, and plenty of athletes gave Virginia fans much to be excited about.

Virginia outdoor track and field finishes the regular season with several winning performances

By Will Krehmeyer | Yesterday

No. 13 women’s soccer defeats SIU-Edwardsville 3-1 in first round of NCAA tournament

By Maggie Rutherford | 6 days ago

KNAPP: The Virginia basketball revolving door sets a dangerous precedent for the future

By Jacob Knapp | April 29, 2021

Opinion

How to “study” for online final exams

By Malachy Dwyer | Yesterday

Ways to avoid wasting time studying from Humor Columnist Malachy Dwyer.

EDITORIAL: Mandate vaccines and ensure a safe fall semester

By Editorial Board | Yesterday

MOORE: Stop simplifying the storyline of 'Montero'

By Jessica Moore | April 29, 2021

STRIKE: Virginia must release marijuana offenders

By Noah Strike | April 28, 2021

H&S

U.Va. and Virginia Tech researchers work to develop a potential COVID-19 vaccine

By Jordan Schuck | Yesterday

U.Va. Health’s Dr. Steven L. Zeichner and Virginia Tech’s Dr. Xiang-Jin Meng are working together to develop a potential broad spectrum coronavirus vaccine.

COVID-19 vaccines found to be highly effective after a single dose

By Alexandra Holmes | April 28, 2021

U.Va. Health leaders reflect on one year of COVID-19

By Swati Srivastava and Astha Kulshrestha | April 27, 2021

Medical professionals emphasize the role human connection plays in their daily lives

By Abigail Challas | April 25, 2021

Life

Ghanian women in the village of Woricambo come together to create shea butter from the nuts of the karite tree indigenous to Africa.

Alumna uses her social entrepreneurship studies to empower Ghanian women

By Maya Das | Yesterday

Since 2018, Northshea has been successful in providing economic stability to women in Ghana and lifting many out of extreme poverty.

Navigating online college with a concussion

By Zoya Zahid | 2 days ago

Top 10 reasons to not take a summer session class

By Riley Phillips | 2 days ago

Tattoos as self-expression

By Yasmin Teixeira | 2 days ago

A&E

Members of the “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Station 19” casts discussed the challenges of tackling heavy topics on television. Panelists included Jason George, Kim Raver, Boris Kodjoe, Krista Vernoff and Kevin McKidd.

Casts of 'Grey’s Anatomy' and 'Station 19' talk pandemic television

By Grace Eberhardt | Yesterday

Most popular shows on television chose to leave the pandemic out of their storylines, but "Grey's Anatomy" and "Station 19" used their platforms to show the struggles of first responders.

First Year Players’ 'Singin’ in the Rain' goes COVID-friendly

By Lauren Whitlock | Yesterday

Why has ‘cancel culture’ become the retort to accountability in the entertainment industry?

By Keyandra Morris | 3 days ago

Aestheticization of activism

By Liz Kraisinger | 6 days ago

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U.Va. and COVID-19: One Year Later

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