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Nearly a year and a half after the release of season three, Executive Producer Shonda Rhimes has returned with perhaps the most eventful installment of “Bridgerton” yet. Creator of Grey's Anatomy, Scandal and Private Practice, Rhimes has established a reputation for creating dramatic, promiscuous and captivating television shows — and “Bridgerton” is no exception.
The last time Virginia and Virginia Tech shared a basketball court, it took three overtimes to settle things — and not in the Cavaliers’ favor. This time, No. 13 Virginia would prefer not to give the Hokies that chance.
The full Board of Visitors met Thursday afternoon for the first time since the appointment of Rector Carlos Brown, Vice Rector Victoria Harker and eight other new Board members by Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D). After an over two-hour long closed session, the Board passed a resolution charging the Audit Committee with a review of the five-month presidential search process for the 10th president of the University, which culminated in University President Scott Beardsley’s appointment Dec. 19.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly named the University’s National Security Policy Center as the National Security Center. The article has been updated to reflect the correct title.
In this year’s Spring General Election, the most salient factor was the unprecedented amount of student engagement with turnout in the election for Student Council president more than doubling from 2025. The energy of candidates, campaigners, organizations and voters permeated the discourse on Grounds, leading to an election season marked by a genuine enthusiasm for the future of student self-governance at the University. Though not perfect in all respects, this year’s elections should be lauded as a stepping stone to achieving greater student engagement in the future.
The breakneck pace of the streaming era means new TV shows often have little breathing room before getting put on the chopping block. Luckily, for British show creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, this was not the case for their financial drama “Industry.” The show, which focuses on people of various racial and class backgrounds navigating the cutthroat world of finance in London, has only gotten better with each season. Its fourth season premiered on HBO Jan. 11 and recently concluded Sunday — delivering the series’ highest stakes to date.
For 15 minutes of play, the Pittsburgh defense had no answers for the Virginia attack. Following a quiet first quarter, the Cavaliers (3-4, 2-1, ACC) ignited for seven goals across the middle periods, an offensive surge that blew the game open and anchored a 10-7 win over the Panthers (3-3, 2-2, ACC). By the time the fourth quarter began, Virginia had turned a competitive contest into a definitive statement of in-conference dominance.
The Board of Visitors Buildings and Grounds Committee convened Thursday afternoon, where members unanimously approved updates to the College at Wise’s 2035 Master Plan and a schematic design for a new Research Data Center at Fontaine Research Park. The Committee also heard updates on design plans for the School of Data Science and Entrepreneurship building and revisions to the University’s fiscal year 2027 Major Capital Plan.
Members of the University’s Health System Board convened Thursday at Boar’s Head Resort for their first meeting since the appointment of Carlos Brown as rector and Victoria Harker as vice rector. Four new members of the Board were present, including Brown, Harker, Rudene M. Haynes and John Harris, who was recently appointed as a public member. In open session, HSB heard updates on the School of Nursing and its response to nursing school faculty shortages.
At ACC Tournament media availability Monday, Coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton said Clemson “can really shoot the ball,” and that defending the three-point line would be a priority.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Edward Christopher el 16 de febrero de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Margaret Piatos el 8 de febrero de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar
Tuesday evening at Charlotte, Virginia baseball was shut out 14-0 and recorded just two hits in the game. Coach Chris Pollard responded by offering a similar message to what he presented after the team’s one other loss this season — the next game is an opportunity to respond to adversity.
Corrección: Una versión anterior de este artículo afirmaba que la Universidad estaba considerando activamente la implementación de One Access. Según Brie Gertler, vicepresidente ejecutivo interino y rector, la University Bookstore anunció que ya no seguiría el programa el 29 de enero después de recibir la opinión del Faculty Senate. El artículo ha sido actualizado para reflejar esto.
Virginia’s regular season was defined by ups and downs, landing the Cavaliers (19-11, 11-7 ACC) a No. 8 seed in the ACC Tournament. But their conference tournament run ended almost as quickly as it began, with a second-round defeat to No. 9-seed Clemson March 5 in Duluth, Ga.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Melody Yuan el 8 de febrero de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
Craig Kent, former chief executive officer of U.Va. Health, filed a defamation lawsuit Feb. 23 seeking more than $34 million in damages against the law firm and individual attorneys whose report to the University Board of Visitors preceded his resignation last year. The same attorneys sued Kent in federal court Oct. 3 over allegations of patient harm and financial fraud.
Friday, Virginia and No. 8 North Carolina begin a three-game series down in Chapel Hill, N.C. A premier college baseball rivalry, these two teams face off for the first time since the 2024 season — and a lot has changed since then.
For Virginia, Sunday’s one-point defeat to Virginia Tech felt painfully familiar.