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With momentum in hand after taking two of three games from formerly-ranked Georgia Tech, Virginia baseball returned back home for a nighttime midweek matchup against VCU. Superb at-bats in a six-run fourth inning propelled the Cavaliers (25-16, 11-10 ACC) past the Rams (14-30, 7-14 Atlantic 10) in a 9-8 victory.
The Honor Committee held its final meeting of the semester Sunday, in which members passed a bylaw amendment that adds greater flexibility when scheduling investigative panels and pre-conference hearings. The Committee also assigned specific goals for its different subcommittees and planned their summer meeting schedule and upcoming events.
Former Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger made a tour of the Charlottesville area Sunday, speaking to students at an event hosted by University Democrats before heading out west to speak to local Democrats about this year’s gubernatorial election.The event at the Greencroft Club, a fundraiser for the Albemarle County Democratic Party, was filled with supporters and local politicians — all expressing enthusiasm about Democrats’ chances this November.
Virginia's men's golfers missed their initial attempt at a celebratory water dump onto their coach. The second time, they found their mark, unloading the entire cooler onto his head.
Dear Editor,
Pinned to a clothesline on South Lawn, sheets of paper fluttered like silent confessions in the wind. Scrawled by members of the University community, each piece of paper contained a struggle, a confession, a reflection or a word of advice.
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the American artist Joan Mitchell’s birth, museums all over — such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Seattle Art Museum — are displaying collections of her work. However, along with celebrating the artistry of Joan Mitchell, the Fralin Museum of Art exhibit also centers the process of restoring the artwork itself.
The lacrosse stick’s end dangled from its other three quarters. How, precisely, it had reached its snapped state seemed unclear. The act had been hidden by a torrent of blue jerseys and their ensuing dog pile.
“People come into our lives for a reason, bringing something we must learn,” Glinda sings to Elphaba in the emotional song “For Good” toward the end of the musical “Wicked.”
For many University students, Sundays start with a throbbing headache. Whether Saturday night was spent locked in on Clem 2 or party-rocking on the balcony at Trin, students’ brains swirl with a plethora of morning-after anxieties. Will the professor grant this extension? Can Tide Rescue get that newfound stain out of the carpet?
To all who enjoy the popular food item, pizza feels normal. Pizza is consistent. Pizza can be easily replicated across various restaurants and cultures. However, some types of pizza are wildly controversial. Hawaiian pizza, green pizza — and yes, squared pizza — are rather hit-or-miss.
Bryce Perkins did not have a good first day at the University.
No. 25 Virginia lost a close series in Palo Alto, Calif. against ACC opponent No. 15 Stanford, splitting the first two games on Friday and Saturday and dropping the rubber match Sunday. The struggles on the road which have followed the Cavaliers (35-16, 14-10) all season persisted — this series dropped Virginia to 5-11 in games away from Palmer Park.
After slugging their way to victories Friday and Saturday, Virginia baseball entered Sunday’s game against No. 24 Georgia Tech hunting for a sweep. Despite slugging well and a good starting pitching performance, a comeback propelled the Yellow Jackets (30-14, 15-9 ACC) over the Cavaliers (24-16, 11-10 ACC).
Senior Margot Appleton has certainly checked another goal off her bucket list for her final season. This weekend at Penn Relays, the Virginia women’s distance medley relay claimed a wheel — one of the most coveted prizes in high school and collegiate running — for their first place finish.