Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Cavalier Daily's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
(06/05/25 11:38pm)
Sunday night, Coach Brian O’Connor was named the head coach at Mississippi State as confirmed through a team message shared with The Cavalier Daily. It was, to many, a shocking move. Many couldn’t help but think of the fact that Virginia recently lost another legendary coach, Tony Bennett of men’s basketball, just eight months ago to retirement.
(06/05/25 11:35am)
To attend a University where every student knows the president's name is uncommon. To attend a University where the student body holds its president in such high regard and admiration is a noteworthy phenomenon. That being said, to attend a University where alumni think they should have the ability to fire the president at will, is something different altogether.
(06/06/25 4:01am)
(06/04/25 11:53pm)
This past weekend, Virginia rowing capped off a season of transformation and perseverance with a 10th place finish at the NCAA Rowing Championships on Lake Mercer, N.J. In their first NCAA appearance under Coach Wesley Ng, the Cavaliers showed both strength and grit, proving they could hold their own on the national stage and finishing three spots higher than their 13th-place finish from the year before.
(06/03/25 12:34am)
The University’s Board of Visitors will convene Thursday and Friday to vote on plans for capital development, University budgets and audit plans. Various committees will also hear reports on the U.Va. Health System’s operations, University-wide fundraising progress and the University’s College at Wise among other topics of discussion.
(07/03/25 12:00pm)
Editor’s Note: This is a humor column.
(06/02/25 10:19pm)
Coming off of a history-making win for the Virginia women at ACCs, the Cavaliers’ track and field postseason resumed in Jacksonville, Fla. this weekend for NCAA East Regionals.
(06/02/25 2:06am)
Coach Brian O’Connor is leaving Virginia baseball after 22 seasons and heading to Mississippi State, according to sources close to the team who asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
(06/03/25 4:01am)
(06/07/25 11:11pm)
The 2025 season saw Virginia softball repeat much of its 2024 season. The Cavaliers (38-19, 14-10 ACC) broke team and individual offensive records, won a game in the ACC Championship and made the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year.
(06/04/25 1:00pm)
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Michael Payne el 25 de mayo de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no podemos garantizarlo.
(07/19/25 1:00pm)
Nearly one-third of Americans do not have routine access to primary care, and this certainly includes students — those with less comprehensive health insurance coverage or state policies may rely on the University for their care. However accessible U.Va. Health seems to students, both internal and external changes are leading to deteriorating provisions for the community and dramatic cuts in funding for healthcare services. As a result, students may begin to feel the effects of the temporary loss of accessible healthcare services like the Student Health & Wellness. In the face of controversy, the University must stand firm in their stance regarding prioritizing the well-being of the community by establishing policies that guarantee accessible services.
(06/02/25 5:05pm)
With 16 wins in conference play and a sixth place finish in the ACC, Virginia baseball should have felt confident about making the NCAA Tournament. After all, the ACC is the second-best baseball conference in the country, and the Cavaliers had won 12 of their last 15 games. Virginia was one of the hottest teams in the country down the stretch and had made a real case for a postseason bid.
(06/06/25 9:10pm)
The sixth and final episode of the second season of comedian Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal” aired on HBO May 25. The satirical show documents Fielder as he creates full-sized recreations of places and situations in order to allow people to practice a real-life interaction before they have to face it in the real world. The show is unscripted allowing itself to fall into a docu-comedy genre in which Fielder – using a comedic persona – interacts with real people.
(05/29/25 12:47pm)
Virginia not only got its first ever win in NCAA Championship match play this week — it also got its second, giving it a chance to win a national title Wednesday. On the way there, the Cavaliers not only defeated the Florida team that beat them two years ago on the way to a national title, but also defeated the Auburn team that beat them last season on the way to its own national title.
(05/29/25 4:01am)
(06/05/25 2:00pm)
As a college student, I find myself inside a lot. Whether I’m completing projects in the Olsson study rooms, meeting with organizations in Thornton or grabbing a bite in the Pav, I’m usually blocked in by walls, fluorescent lighting and synthetic flooring. I often find myself glazing outa nearby window, yearning for a healthy spray of sunlight, but I must stay seated before my computer screen.
(06/26/25 3:53pm)
Within 48 hours of being home for summer break, I was fighting with my mom about my piles of IKEA bags scattered throughout my home, fresh from my first-year dorm. I had been living on my own for nearly nine months — managing classes, job applications and semi-adult crises — and I had started to feel capable, self-sufficient, maybe even grown up. So why was I suddenly acting like I hadn’t changed at all?
(05/30/25 2:04am)
The Academical Village is the centerpiece of the University landscape and contains some of the first buildings to be constructed on Grounds. The historic, colonial-style architecture in central Grounds is composed of the Lawn, Rotunda, Range, Gardens, Pavilions and more.
(06/02/25 8:40pm)
Summer is officially here. Finals and graduation have passed, marking the start of summer internships, classes, jobs and most importantly, rejuvenation. And for this all-essential rejuvenation, music is absolutely vital. After all, there is nothing quite like listening to a carefully curated playlist while driving on a hot sunny day or a warm and breezy night.