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(05/30/26 6:39pm)
Everyone loves a murder mystery. The genre has persisted with remarkable breadth and depth on page and screen alike — its template formulaic, its premise simple and its pleasures endlessly renewable. Though from the outside it may appear a lofty establishment, in fact the detective story is remarkably accessible, because the very existence of a detective figure takes the perceived intellectual heavy lifting off of the audience and places it onto the archetype — be it Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot or Benoit Blanc.
(05/30/26 8:42am)
The quest for Virginia baseball’s eighth College World Series appearance and second national title began today when the team took on Jacksonville State in the Hattiesburg Regional. But, the Cavaliers (36-22, 14-16 ACC) were not ready for the high-stakes atmosphere and were taken advantage of by the Gamecocks (47-13, 23-7 CUSA) in a 15-7 defeat.
(06/10/26 1:47am)
The Virginia Supreme Court struck down the Commonwealth’s voter-approved redistricting amendment May 8, ending a legal battle in the midst of mid-decade nationwide redistricting efforts. The Cavalier Daily received written statements from two School of Law professors who offered their analysis of the ruling’s legal significance and role in the national context. They wrote that Virginia’s efforts were in line with partisan redistricting pressures nationwide but ultimately came down to a Virginia Supreme Court decision resting on the interpretation of the word “election.”
(06/03/26 1:45am)
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the dates of the 2025-2026 Honor term. The 2025-2026 Honor term was April 7, 2025 to April 6, 2026. The article has been updated to reflect this change.
(06/01/26 3:21am)
The University’s Faculty Senate conducted voluntary exit interviews with departing faculty members following the 2025-26 academic year in collaboration with the Work Institute. Following the interviews, the University released a report including the findings of the exit interviews. Key takeaways include that the University is doing well in maintaining a diverse learning environment and positive teaching culture, while some departing faculty reported overall concerns about University leadership and low compensation.
(05/29/26 1:42pm)
Editor’s note: This article is a humor column.
(05/28/26 3:18am)
After a season rife with ups and downs, the postseason has arrived. In the first year of the Coach Chris Pollard era, Virginia baseball finds itself back in the thick of the NCAA Tournament. Although a number of conference series losses eliminated the possibility of hosting a regional, a solid overall resume led to the Cavaliers (36-21, 14-16 ACC) earning the No. 2 seed in the Hattiesburg Regional, playing their first game against Jacksonville State Friday at 7 p.m. EDT.
(06/08/26 2:31am)
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly described the temporary ousting of former University President Teresa Sullivan by the Board of Visitors. The Board wanted faster embracement of massive open online courses, while Sullivan expressed skepticism and took a more deliberative approach. As a result of this difference, the Board ousted Sullivan. The article has been updated to reflect this change.
(06/01/26 3:29am)
With the conclusion of the 2025-26 academic year, the Contemplative Commons building celebrates its first year since its grand opening. The Contemplative Sciences Center began running pilot programming in the Contemplative Commons building in Fall 2024, including public-facing and student-exclusive events from yoga and meditation to reflective writing sessions and guided mindfulness walks. During the past year, the CSC has continued to increase their programming and community contributions, and will be open seven days a week starting in the fall.
(05/28/26 3:27am)
In a statement released Tuesday, Virginia Athletics announced Kevin Cassese, an associate head coach for the 2024 through 2026 seasons, will become the next head coach for Virginia men’s lacrosse.
(05/27/26 2:42am)
Jack Antonoff has written and produced music for artists of nearly every genre, resulting in a portfolio that features pop classics from Taylor Swift, rap hits from Kendrick Lamar and alternative ballads from Lana Del Rey, to name a few. Although his producing portfolio remains impressively varied, his musical output as founder and frontman of the band Bleachers has stayed surprisingly static since its debut 2014 album. Only recently has Antonoff begun to change the band’s tune, finally imbuing his work with the same musical experimentation that made his producing work so beloved — a trend carried forward on the album “everyone for ten minutes,” released Friday.
(05/27/26 4:00am)
(05/27/26 2:37am)
For weeks, Virginia’s five-player roster had been dancing on a tightrope. The Cavaliers squeezed past regionals by claiming the final qualifying spot in a three-team playoff, then clung to survival throughout NCAA stroke play, buried in the middle of a pack of the nation’s 30 best teams.
(07/19/26 2:03am)
At a time when artificial intelligence is changing the structure of education at the University and beyond, the Center for Teaching Excellence is a forerunner in helping University educators adapt to its advent. Through using a program like the Faculty AI Guides and promoting alternative grading methods in the classroom, CTE makes an attempt to further understand AI head-on.
(05/25/26 4:00am)
On this episode of On Record, we sit down with Vera Abbate, director of the Summer Language Institute. Abbate discusses how the program builds fluency, confidence and community through intensive study and practice.
(05/25/26 5:22pm)
Sitting in the college tennis hall of fame, surrounded by trophies and history, junior Dylan Dietrich mentally prepared himself for his final set of the season. He had a 10-minute break from the sweltering 90-degree heat, from the noise, from the pressure.
(05/25/26 4:02am)
May 29
(05/25/26 3:10am)
It seemed fishy. Or if not fishy, at least a little confusing.
(05/29/26 1:35pm)
Artificial intelligence regulation is scant and eclipsed by accelerating development. As technological evolution outpaces oversight capacity, students and faculty are left to their own devices in navigating these complex tools. Recent initiatives have enriched institutional AI knowledge — the University’s GenAI Task Force produced a 2023 Generative AI in Teaching and Learning report, the Center for Teaching Excellence has reached hundreds of educators with their Faculty AI Guides program and most recently, the Student Technology Council asserted the need for a student-governed AI overview committee. A plan for regulation is necessary to guide AI users and ensure the University’s academic standards continue to be met in a new era. To address rather than observe AI on Grounds, the University must develop an adaptable regulation process to navigate AI progression across the University’s education, research and academic spaces — best exemplified in the promise of the STC.
(05/28/26 3:03am)
The Board of Visitors named Jeri Seidman, associate professor of Commerce and outgoing Faculty Senate chair, as the new faculty representative to the Board April 16. Seidman’s position begins July 1, and increasing trust between the Board and the University community is Seidman’s primary goal during her term, she said.
