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The Cavalier Daily Spring 2021 Recruitment

The Cavalier Daily is seeking new staffers for all 20 of our literary, operational and finance sections. We are hoping to welcome students with diverse perspectives and fresh ideas about telling the history of now at the University. Applications are due Sunday, Feb. 21. Visit our website www.cavalierdaily.com/page/2021-recruitment for more information on how to apply and direct any questions to recruit@cavalierdaily.com. -- The Cavalier Daily is the independent daily news organization at the University of Virginia. We are Virginia’s oldest collegiate daily and the oldest daily newspaper in Charlottesville, Virginia. Follow us on: Facebook: The Cavalier Daily Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily TikTok: @cavalierdaily

Delivery service fees hurt local restaurants

Restaurant owners and University students discuss how delivery services and their associated fees have impacted businesses during COVID-19. -- The Cavalier Daily is the independent daily news organization at the University of Virginia. We are Virginia’s oldest collegiate daily and the oldest daily newspaper in Charlottesville, Virginia. Follow us on: Facebook: The Cavalier Daily Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily TikTok: @cavalierdaily

Making Your Voice Heard: The Voting Process

Today is the last day to register to vote in Virginia. Check out our video guide outlining how to register and additional steps on options to vote as we approach Election Day.

Reevaluating Representation of Indigenous People at U.Va.

Monday, Oct. 12 is Indigenous Peoples Day in Virginia. Charlottesville and much of the University sits on land originally stewarded by the Monacan Nation. Last month, the University’s Board of Visitors voted to remove a statue of George Rogers Clark. Indigenous activists have criticized the statue for years for its depiction Clark on horseback with three Native Americans cowering below him. Activists are now calling on the University to acknowledge and honor tribal leaders’ suggestions for rededicating the land.

The Cavalier Daily Fall 2020 Recruitment

The Cavalier Daily is recruiting new members to help expand our story-telling capacity amid the unique political, medical and social realities of our current moment. Now, more than ever, we are committed to using our platform to uplift voices that have been and continue to be underrepresented at the University. The deadline to apply is Sept. 16 at 11:59 EST — if there is a reason why this deadline can't be met but you still want to join, please reach out to recruit@cavalierdaily.com. (Max Patten // CD Video) --- The Cavalier Daily is the independent daily news organization at the University of Virginia. We are Virginia’s oldest collegiate daily and the oldest daily newspaper in Charlottesville, Virginia. Follow us on: Facebook: The Cavalier Daily Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily TikTok: @cavalierdaily

What is Pride: A Conversation at the Intersection

University students discuss what Pride Month means to them amidst nationwide protests, a global pandemic and other current news.

Scenes from the Defund the Police Block Party in Charlottesville

Led by a group of local Black women, hundreds of community members gathered in the John Paul Jones Arena parking lot Saturday evening as part of the Defund the Police Block Party and Noise Demonstration

Fourth-year reactions to Final Exercises

Graduating fourth-years reflect on changes made to Final Exercises due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Masks in motion: fighting the COVID-19 pandemic one mask at a time

Jannatul Pramanik, program coordinator for Multicultural Student Services, and her sister Munni Pramanik share their experience making masks for the Charlottesville community amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn how to make your own CDC-recommended mask, check out The Cavalier Daily's do-it-yourself guide.

WriteClimate initiative unites University and community climate activists

Charlottesville artist Amanda Nelson and environmental science Prof. Deborah Lawrence provide an overview of the WriteClimate initiative and their work leading up to Earth Day this year.

Meet the Presidential Candidates: Student Council Elections 2020

The Cavalier Daily met with Hunter Wagenaar and Ellen Yates to talk about their campaigns and help the student body learn more about them. Voting for all University Board Elections begins on Feb. 26 and ends on Feb. 28.

The Opinion Section Reads Mean Comments (Part 2)

Inspired by the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" series, "Reading Mean Tweets," the opinion section of The Cavalier Daily is back with another "Reading Mean Comments" video! (CD Video // Emma Klein) Check out part one here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrjnTG3ArPo&t=1s --- The Cavalier Daily is the independent daily news organization at the University of Virginia. We are Virginia’s oldest collegiate daily and the oldest daily newspaper in Charlottesville, Virginia. Follow us on: Facebook: The Cavalier Daily Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily TikTok: @cavalierdaily

Recruitment Spring 2020

Join The Cavalier Daily! Our info sessions and open houses are on Jan. 26 (4:30PM-5:30PM) and 28 (7:30PM-8:30PM), starting in Minor 125.

Playing with Fire

The Cavalier Marching Band's baton twirlers discuss their experiences with twirling fire, the potential dangers and the barriers that kept the team from twirling fire for the past six years. Video by: Emily Dhue & Bailey Vaughn

SweetBoi

Student and rapper Jmack is caught between two dichotomies. His upcoming album “Sweetboi” is the result. *Warning Explicit Language* "Heard" Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEAB6HrGYqI&feature=youtu.be Check out .Jmack's Music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0uek5mlahI08fdYPXRjaeR?si=I-mxMj06RSa-L7yo-sNkwQ Video by Emily Dhue and Bailey Vaughn

Celebrating the 130th Anniversary of The Cavalier Daily

In celebration of The Cavalier Daily’s 130th anniversary, we talked to community members around Grounds about what the student newspaper means to them and their experience at the University. Producers: Emily Dhue & Bailey Vaughn Follow us: Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily Facebook: The Cavalier Daily

Celebrating the 130th anniversary of The Cavalier Daily

Producers: Emily Dhue & Bailey Vaughn Follow us: Instagram: @cavalierdaily Twitter: @cavalierdaily Facebook: The Cavalier Daily”

Hoos on First, Ep. 1, Season 2 — Grant Kersey and bold predictions

Episode 1 kicks off Season 2 with a guest appearance by Virginia basketball senior student manager Grant Kersey as hosts Alex Maniatis and Nick Martindale interview him and make predictions for the upcoming basketball season.

Hoos on First Ep 1, Season 2 — Grant Kersey and bold predictions

Hoos on First Ep 1, Season 2 — Grant Kersey and bold predictions

Episode 1 kicks off Season 2 with a guest appearance by Virginia basketball senior student manager Grant Kersey as hosts Alex Maniatis and Nick Martindale interview him and make predictions for the upcoming basketball season.