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The coldest city in North America

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Snow and ice covered Grounds after Saturday's winter storm.

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Snow day on Grounds

January 27, 2026

Virginia basketball fans packed John Paul Jones Arena, energized by the Cavaliers’ early lead. That optimism dimmed after halftime, as Virginia lost momentum and North Carolina took control to secure the win.

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No. 14 Virginia loses at home to No. 22 North Carolina

January 26, 2026

Under Coach Tony Elliott, Virginia completed its season with a win Saturday in the 2025 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. And for the first time in program history spanning 136 years, Virginia finished the year with 11 wins.

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Virginia wins Gator Bowl

December 29, 2025

A visit to a rural farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains provided a unique opportunity to observe routines, landscapes and quiet moments in an environment where time moves at its own pace.

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Farm living

December 27, 2025

Holiday markets fill the streets with spirit and light in Tallinn, Estonia and Copenhagen, Denmark.

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European Christmas markets

December 20, 2025

Amid the rush of finals, Lighting of the Lawn offered a chance for students, faculty and community members to unite and enjoy the vibrant glow of the Rotunda together.

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Lighting of the Lawn 2025

December 7, 2025

The season’s first snow dusted Charlottesville Friday, transforming Grounds into a bustling winter wonderland.

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A winter wonderland

December 7, 2025

In a rivalry showdown under the lights at Scott Stadium, the Cavaliers (10-2, 7-1) decimated the Hokies (3-9, 2-6 ACC) 27-7 Saturday night, clinching their first trip to the ACC Championship game since 2019.

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The Cavaliers clinch their trip to the ACC Championship in win over the Hokies

December 1, 2025

Tucked away behind the fraternities and the Fralin Museum of Art on Rugby Road, the University's School of Architecture and arts programs host a wealth of exhibitions. Displays of work are intertwined between classrooms and offices, with both permanent and rotating exhibitions open to the public.

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Arts Grounds exhibitions

November 30, 2025

Given the liberty to decorate as they please, U.Va.'s "Lawnies" curate rooms that range from fully festive to personally styled, making every space unique.

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Lawn room decorations

November 29, 2025

As the University's Pratt Ginkgo tree enters peak bloom, its golden hues glow next to the Rotunda.

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Ginkgo Golden Hour

November 28, 2025

At 1:55 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 13, the University Chapel bells played the first verse of “Amazing Grace” before ringing the three final chimes, honoring the lives of Lavel Davis Jr., D’Sean Perry and Devin Chandler who were killed during the University shooting three years ago. Immediately after the bell toll, attendees began a memorial march from the Chapel to the memorial tree at the Betsy and John Casteen Arts Grounds, near where the tragic shooting took place three years ago, for a remembrance ceremony.

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1-15-41 Memorial March

November 15, 2025

A silent vigil, organized by the Class of 2026, was held on the South Lawn to honor the lives of Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler, and D’Sean Perry who were killed in the University shooting Nov. 13, 2022. Students and community members came together to write notes on a banner, share apple cider and hot chocolate, and leave candles on the steps of Old Cabell Hall. The Class of 2026 will be the last undergraduate class to have been students at the time of the tragedy.

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November 13 Remembrance Vigil

November 15, 2025

As a first-year still finding my rhythm on Grounds, I am learning to embrace change within myself and in the world around me. Watching the seasons shift has reminded me to slow down and appreciate these quiet transformations. This portfolio captures that sense of transition and the beauty of Charlottesville in fall.

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Charlottesville in autumn

November 20, 2025

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The School of Data Science

November 18, 2025

Virginia never trailed and led by as many as 31 points in an 81-62 win Friday over NC Central at John Paul Jones Arena.

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Ryan Odom’s Cavaliers secure a win over NC Central

November 12, 2025

“Ten thousand voices sing thy acclaim” – a line from the oft-forgotten official alma mater of the University, "Virginia, Hail, All Hail." While not quite ten thousand, over a hundred voices worked hard in rehearsal to come together Friday evening in Old Cabell Hall for a performance worth acclaiming.

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A week with the U.Va. University Singers: Family Weekend Choral Showcase

November 12, 2025

From tons of toddlers soliciting candy to dogs decked out in dinosaur costumes, the beloved tradition of Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn descended upon Grounds Friday evening.

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Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn 2025

November 3, 2025

With a score of 10-10 that had been deadlocked since the second quarter, Virginia pushed North Carolina to overtime in Chapel Hill N.C.

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No. 16 Virginia beats North Carolina for sixth straight win

November 2, 2025

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The coldest city in North America

Snow day on Grounds

No. 14 Virginia loses at home to No. 22 North Carolina

Virginia wins Gator Bowl

Farm living

European Christmas markets

Lighting of the Lawn 2025

A winter wonderland

The Cavaliers clinch their trip to the ACC Championship in win over the Hokies

Arts Grounds exhibitions

Lawn room decorations

Ginkgo Golden Hour

1-15-41 Memorial March

November 13 Remembrance Vigil

Charlottesville in autumn

The School of Data Science

Ryan Odom’s Cavaliers secure a win over NC Central

A week with the U.Va. University Singers: Family Weekend Choral Showcase

Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn 2025

No. 16 Virginia beats North Carolina for sixth straight win

U.Va. offers admission to record number of 7,151 EA applicants for the Class of 2030

Virginia court blocks redistricting amendment over special session procedures

President Scott Beardsley expresses intent to claim ‘academic territory’ in Blacksburg

Meet Virginia’s own Shohei Ohtani

Student Council passes resolution to support Beardsley in the name of stability

Fraternity and sorority recruitment sees influx in registration

DUTTENHOFER: Higher education should not reset every four years

No. 15 women’s tennis knocked out of ITA National Team Indoor Championship

Milk & Honey brings Southern classics into a modern, urban setting

Virginia faces staggering odds in upcoming Commonwealth Clash

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