Shockley did not have training in genetics, biology or psychology — a white nationalist, he dedicated decades in an attempt to prove that Black Americans suffered from “retrogressive evolution.”

Ellis at center of controversy over eugenicist speaker while at U.Va., archives show

By Eva Surovell | Yesterday

When he was invited to visit the University in 1974, Shockley’s former accomplishments as a Nobel Prize-winning physicist had already been overshadowed by his dedication to eugenic theories, which made him an outcast in the academic community.

Anniversaries are important, but they are not the only time we should take care to understand our past.

Letter from the Editor: On the five-year anniversary of Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

By Eva Surovell | August 11, 2022

I hope you are able to take a moment to sit with these pieces.

This report is the first of many as The Cavalier Daily embarks on its archival project.

Archivist Report on Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

By Grace Franklin | August 11, 2022

The Cavalier Daily's Archivist Grace Franklin compiles coverage related to the events of summer 2017.

To create citizen leaders, the University must educate its students on University and Charlottesville’s history and create a physical environment that reflects our commitment to equality and our disavowal of white supremacy.

Opinion

EDITORIAL: To create “citizen leaders,” U.Va. must do more

By Editorial Board | August 11, 2022

News

Five years later: student journalists recount months leading up to Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

By Eva Surovell | August 11, 2022

News

Some clubs — such as the Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team, Virginia Polo team, the Personal Finance Club at U.Va. and the Virginia Gentlemen Club — are also required to complete the training because they have new member processes similar to that of Greek life.

U.Va. to require all members of Greek life to attend hazing prevention training

By Margaret Glass | 9 hours ago

Adam's Law — which took effect July 1 — mandates new hazing prevention training and institutional transparency requirements at all higher education institutions in the state.

PHOTO SERIES: Heather Heyer Memorial Way

By Ava MacBlane and Lauren O'Neil | 2 days ago

Shots fired reported in 800 block of Hardy Drive

By Lexi Baker | 2 days ago

Corner Juice Laundry location to be replaced with vape and tobacco shop

By Ashley Mosby | 6 days ago

Sports

The Cavaliers’ favorable schedule gives them a strong chance of a postseason appearance in Coach Tony Elliott’s first season at the helm in Charlottesville.

Previewing Virginia football’s slate for the 2022 season

By William Smythe | 9 hours ago

New opponents and rising programs within the conference will challenge the Cavaliers in their third go-around with senior quarterback Brennan Armstrong.

ANDERSON: Virginia should take the opportunity to move to the Big Ten if presented

By Ben Anderson | 4 days ago

Virginia wins four gold medals at Phillips 66 National Championships

By Joe von Storch | August 2, 2022

Midsummer Virginia sports update — Conference updates and athletes make national noise

By Harry Farley | July 17, 2022

Opinion

Fatphobia within gynecological care has existed just as long as bodily autonomy and access to reproductive healthcare have been contested.

WHITE: Include fatphobia in reproductive health discourse

By Aliyah D. White | 5 days ago

Increasing diversity in body shapes and sizes in the medical industry would likely do a lot of good in decreasing fatphobia in healthcare.

MOORE: What the Heaphy report and Black Lives Matter show us about police inaction in August 2017

By Jessica Moore | August 11, 2022

WHITE: This unfortunately won’t be our last cry for help

By Aliyah D. White | August 11, 2022

CANO-SANTIAGO: I am once again writing about healthcare

By Yssis Cano-Santiago | August 10, 2022

H&S

With people looking to public transportation amid rising gas prices, the use of such transportation as a more sustainable and less costly alternative to individual modes also raises concerns regarding accessibility for riders, even among the University Transit Service.

Charlottesville public transportation alternatives to car-based travel highlight accessibility, sustainability issues

By Sophia Jang | 5 days ago

An increased demand for transportation alternatives due to rising gas prices brings attention to the inherent accessibility of transportation services.