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In the eyes of Coach Shannon Wells, everything flipped in the second set.
When junior forward Emma Watchilla scored the game’s first goal, she was mobbed by teammates in a dogpile celebration. A bit strange for the game’s first goal, no?
Much has been said about the significance of Virginia’s win over then-No. 8 Florida State. But what about the actual gameplay itself?
Editor’s Note: This letter was sent via email to the Board of Visitors, the presidential search committee and representatives of Isaacson-Miller Oct. 3 before it was published as a guest piece in The Cavalier Daily. There are 211 University-affiliated signatories.
Five years after becoming a co-ed university, few could have imagined that a group of women would form what would become one of the most successful club rugby teams in the nation. Even fewer would have imagined that the same team would continue, 50 years later, not only as a powerhouse but also as a testament to the community that has held it together through every win, loss and muddy practice in between.
One week after thousands of University fans stormed the field at Scott Stadium to celebrate the Cavaliers’ upset win over Florida State Sept. 26, some students are still recovering from their injuries.
Students gathered in the Rotunda Wednesday evening for a conversation on political violence in the wake of the assassinations of Charlie Kirk and Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman. Those in attendance engaged in dialogue that dove into the partisan divide and were asked to examine ways they can individually find solutions to political polarization in their communities.
The Trump administration has sent out a letter outlining a proposed set of operating principles for universities that would give select universities preferential access to federal funding in exchange for adhering to certain conditions, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. The University is among the nine institutions the administration invited to join the initiative.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Michael Liebermann el 19 de septiembre de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
If there’s one thing that my boyfriend and I know how to do, it’s fight. Since we began dating nearly three years ago, we’ve had our fair share of Noah-and-Allie-level bickerments. In hindsight, the arguments we’ve wasted energy on have rarely been worth the time, effort and often, tears.
With 20 minutes left on the clock, Milwaukee seemed content to grind out a draw. Virginia was not.
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The Student Council discussed concerns around the University's recent on-Grounds housing policy change and Friday’s field storm following the football game during Tuesday’s general body meeting. Student Council also received an update that the Cavalier Career Closet received a donation of business attire from a local church and that November Airbus tickets — a low-cost shuttle service to Dulles and Richmond airports — are live.
The people poured onto the field like water from a knocked-over jug. In their glee, they swallowed the grass and all the players on it and mobbed at midfield after Virginia’s 46-38 win over No. 8 Florida State.
Though not recognized as a part of Grounds, the bustling street of restaurants and shops known as the Corner has long been revered as an extension of the University and a hub of student life. But it is also a space which occasionally experiences quite a bit of business turnover. Just this past summer, one such business, Littlejohn’s, closed after being open for only a little over a year. Littlejohn’s untimely demise, however, should not be seen only as a sign of the difficulty of keeping long-term businesses on the Corner — after all, some restaurants and stores like the iconic Virginian and Mincers have been around since the mid 20th century.
Junior goalkeeper Nilou Lempers stands in goal, isolated. She is the last line of defense for her team, yet also plays an entirely different game altogether. She wears a different jersey, abides by different rules. Her job is not easy.
When students walk into an American Sign Language class at the University, they do not hear voices. Instead, they gather around in a semi-circle, looking each other in the eye, their hands animated in conversation. This classroom environment mirrors the broader Deaf community — one rooted in connection and shared understanding — and fosters a sense of belonging among University students regardless of hearing ability.
The Senate of Virginia again demanded answers from the Board of Visitors about the resignation of former University President Jim Ryan in a letter sent Monday by State Sen. Creigh Deeds, D-Charlottesville. This comes after multiple other letters were exchanged between Deeds and the University beginning Aug. 1.
On a warm August day in 2022, Coach Tony Elliott stood on the Lawn, handing out ice cream from a cardboard box. He smiled through the awkwardness of chasing down strangers for a favor — to come to Scott Stadium and support the football team at its next game.