68-44: The final score of the Virginia men's basketball team's Wednesday night victory against Wake Forest, which moved the Cavaliers to 6-3 in the conference, keeping them in the top 25 overall
71-28: The tally of votes for House Bill 189 in the House of Delegates, which allows state-funded private adoption agencies to discriminate against potential parents based on their religious or political beliefs. A similar bill passed 22-18 in the state Senate
3,187: Number of early action applicants accepted to the University, chosen from 11,753 candidates
47: Number of rising fourth years who have received offers to live on the Lawn, chosen from 255 candidates
14: Number of jurors selected for the murder trial of George Huguely, chosen from 160 candidates
325: Number of faculty members who signed a petition calling for a living wage this Wednesday
25: Number of recruits who signed a letter of intent to play for Virginia football last Wednesday
0: Number of magnolia trees which will be chopped down because of upcoming Rotunda renovations
0: Number of trees which will be chopped down for upcoming, exclusive online content of The Cavalier Daily
3: Number of hours driven round-trip by Cavalier Daily staffers to Culpeper, Virginia to pick up Tuesday's edition of The Cavalier Daily
54: Percentage of people aged 18 to 24 who are currently employed, according to a study released yesterday by the Pew Research Center
4.76 billion: The size, in dollars, of the University's endowment pool, a 28.4 percent increase from last year
28,239: The size of the University's applicant pool, an 18 percent increase from last year
112: Number of things for fourth years to do before they graduate, according to the Class of 2012 Trustees' list
602: Combined cost, in dollars, of doing said things, as estimated by Cavalier Daily columnist/resident economist Ginny Robinson
10: Number of newspapers published during the new term
116: Roughly the number of newspapers remaining\n
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By Editorial Board | 3 days agoFurthermore, it is hard to ignore that the unanimous vote elevating Beardsley to the University’s top role was undertaken by a Board that is seemingly not legally constituted.
NERO: The University must modernize the Lawn room application process
By Emma Nero | 5 days agoStudents vying for a Lawn room are left with the options of not signing an off-Grounds lease on the gamble of being accepted, or putting their name on a lease and risking financial or legal repercussions for removing their name.
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By Tom Neale | December 15, 2025The critiques of Mahoney and the Board of Visitors are egregious double standards that I believe are motivated by political differences with Mahoney and the Board.
