The Cavalier Daily joined 39 other collegiate news organizations and 15 student editors from across the country in signing an amicus brief Sept. 2.
Here is a closer look at what is on the ballot this November in Virginia’s elections for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and amendments to the Virginia Constitution.
The University Board of Elections released the first draft of the Board’s Rules and Regulations of the 2026-27 academic year Sept. 1, and a commentary period was held for University students to provide feedback on the draft until Tuesday.
For the University’s English department, some professors have chosen assignments that utilize AI in writing, while others take the approach of completely eliminating students’ access to generative AI in their writing process.
In a game that saw a broken scoring record, two first-quarter interceptions and four different quarterbacks, Virginia found a way to get everyone a piece of the action against an in-state opponent.
According to various bumper stickers, t-shirts and other state gift-shop paraphernalia, Virginia is for lovers — yet the state constitution begs to differ.
To strain the surplus of information about GLP-1 medication circulating on social media, The Cavalier Daily spoke to those on the frontlines of the phenomenon — University medical professionals and a student prescribed GLP-1 — to uncover what this development actually looks like for the future of weight management, diabetes treatment and American healthcare as a whole.
With a varied arrangement of artists, Charlottesville’s fall concert lineup boasts both large, iconic artists and smaller, promising indie acts.
