A quick recap of some of this week’s top stories. Please check out cavalierdaily.com for further coverage of these and other stories. Anchors: Rebecca Malaret and Camille Kidwell Producers: Courtney Stith and Porter Dickie
A quick recap of some of this week’s top stories from around Grounds. Please check out cavalierdaily.com for further coverage of these and other stories. Anchors: Porter Dickie and Rebecca Malaret Producer: Jahil Parker
One of the most recent phases of the Rotunda renovations has involved removal of the column capitals on the south portico of the Rotunda. Assistant Project Manager James Zehmer describes the need for the capital replacement and plans for installation of the new capitals.
A recap of the past week’s top headlines from news and sports. Producers: Courtney Stith and Jahil Parker Anchors: Porter Dickie and Camille Kidwell
This Saturday, fraternities took over first year residence areas to deliver their formal bids to 2015 rushees. The event, known as Boys Bid Day, represents the end of the 2015 rush process. Produced by: Jahil Parker and Drew Precious
Members of the staff share their experiences from the Cavalier Daily. Come out to our Recruitment Info Session in Newcomb Theater February 1st 12-1!
Cavalier Daily Video interviews Darion Atkins, UVA Basketball’s senior forward from Clinton, MD as he looks forward to the UVA vs. Duke game this weekend. Produced by: Porter Dickie and Drew Precious
Planning to go to ESPN’s GameDay, but not sure what to do? Get hyped for the biggest day in UVA basketball this season by learning the logistics from Todd Goodale, Virginia Athletics’ Associate Director for External Affairs. Produced by Porter Dickie
Cavalier Daily Video interviews Makenzy Doniak, UVA Women’s Soccer Junior Forward from Chino Hills, CA. Produced by: Porter Dickie, Matt Rohr, and Andrew Fernandez
Monday marked the final day of Sorority Rush known as Bid Day. Hundred of girls gathered on Nameless Field to receive their bids and join together for the first time as a new pledge class. Produced by: Jahil Parker and Toni Costanzo
Sarita Herman, Rotunda Project Coordinator for UVA Facilities Management, emphasizes the importance of opening up Rotunda spaces for student use in the current renovation project. Updates include classrooms for use by the College, new study spaces in the dome room, and updated classroom technology throughout the building.
James Zehmer, the Rotunda Project Assistant Project Manager for UVA Facilities Management, explains some of the changes that the Rotunda is seeing to kick off 2015.
The Virginia Men’s Soccer team arrived in back in Charlottesville Sunday evening, returning home from a seventh national championship win against UCLA in Cary, NC. The Cavaliers won the game 4-2 in penalty kicks after no score in regulation time. Taking a break from studying for finals, a small crowd of students met the team outside of University Hall to congratulate them on such a well deserved win after a hard fought season.
Holding signs and chanting, hundreds of faculty members, graduate instructors, staff and students gathered at Beta Bridge for the “Take Back the Party: End Rape Now!” rally Saturday night. Rally members marched down Rugby Road to the Corner and back, before ending the event outside the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house. Read more at: http://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2014/11/faculty-host-take-back-the-party-protest-on-beta-bridge
University students hosted a “Slut Walk” Friday afternoon to protest rape culture and sexual assault on Grounds. Protesters walked from the Amphitheatre, to the Lawn, the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house and Brooks Hall, before ending at Peabody Hall. Read more at: http://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2014/11/students-host-slut-walk
Cavalier Daily Video interviews Jack Salt, UVA Basketball’s freshman center from Auckland, New Zealand as he prepares to kick off the 2014-2015 regular season! Produced by: Porter Dickie and Drew Precious
This past weekend, the 27th annual Virginia Film Festival was held in Charlottesville. It screened more than 100 films at both on- and off-Grounds venues and featured 10 special guests, including University alumna Katie Couric.
Trick or Treating on the lawn is a UVa tradition established by students in the 1980s. Candy donated by student groups is distributed from each of the 54 lawn rooms as students, faculty, and community members gather on the lawn in a huge variety of costumes.
Nick Modly (‘11) talks to The Cavalier Daily about his experience as an alumnus living in Charlottesville and the opportunity to give back.
Kevin Spacey was in Charlottesville on Saturday, October 18 as the second installment of the President’s Speaker for the Arts series. Introductions by: Jody Kielbasa, Vice Provost for the Arts Teresa A. Sullivan, President
