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(02/16/26 5:17am)
Less than 24 hours after a dominating performance against Delaware State, No. 25 Virginia headed up to Farmville, Va., to partake in the Longwood Invitational. However, what was supposed to be a weekend full of softball quickly turned into just two games thanks to mother nature. Still, the Cavaliers (7-1, 0-0 ACC) were able to advance their winning streak seven, defeating both Longwood (1-7, 0-0 BSC) and Toledo (1-7, 0-0 MAC).
(02/16/26 1:28pm)
Virginia headed to the heart of Silicon Valley Sunday for the final stop on its West Coast trip against Stanford. The Cavaliers (18-8, 10-5 ACC) ultimately held off the Cardinal (16-11, 5-9 ACC) in a seesaw of a game, the final score 75-69.
(02/16/26 5:25am)
The rivalry between No. 12 Virginia and No. 6 Maryland has been forged by decades of lacrosse battles and a mutual, begrudging respect. But on Saturday afternoon at SECU Stadium in College Park, Md., that history felt like a heavy weight for the No. 12 Cavaliers (0-4, 0–0, ACC). Despite moments of offensive excellence and a gritty first-half stand, Virginia could not contain a relentless Terrapins (3–0, 0–0, Big 10) attack and ultimately fell 17–9.
(02/16/26 5:00am)
Feb. 20
(02/16/26 2:56am)
Student-operated arts publication V Magazine, student radio station WXTJ Radio and the newly-opened Ginkgo Bookshop — a non-profit used bookstore run by three University students — came together to host a jazz night Thursday, full of upbeat music and fundraising for the Legal Aid Justice Center. Three student bands — 4E Combo, Vacuum Decay and Loose Champagne — all played exciting selections of jazz music that had the crowd swaying to saxophonic melodies.
(02/18/26 4:19am)
The Miller Center hosted an event Friday for the release of the book, The Presidential Pardon: The Short Clause with a Long, Troubled History by Law Prof. Saikrishna Prakash. The book examines the development of the Presidential pardon from a good-willed opportunity for forgiveness into a modern political weapon.
(02/16/26 3:09pm)
Fans arriving at Disharoon Park Saturday were treated to a wide range of temperatures — high 50s yielded to low 40s — by the end of a baseball-packed afternoon. They were also treated to explosive offense — on one side, at least. After opening the season with a 13-7 win Friday over Wagner, Virginia concluded the series with a doubleheader sweep featuring dual destructions of the Seahawks (0-3, 0-0 Northeast).
(02/20/26 3:05am)
Student Council leaders are urging unity following recent controversy surrounding a resolution expressing support for University President Scott Beardsley, emphasizing that the legislation was intended to represent student interests during a period of institutional instability and was developed independently of funding discussions.
(02/23/26 4:05am)
Throughout the current legislative session in Richmond, taking place from Jan. 14 to March 14, Virginia legislators have proposed policies that could change patient care, impact U.Va. Health’s revenue cycle, help alleviate workforce shortages and influence physician employment contracts. In addition to these key subjects, the University’s health system is also monitoring budget proposals in light of a potential state budget deficit due to decreased federal funding to public health state programs from the federal government.
(02/18/26 4:11am)
During Thursday’s quarterly meeting of the University Health System Board’s Quality Subcommittee, members highlighted recent accomplishments of the Health System, including multiple accolades, such as the renewal of the University Medical Center’s Level I Adult Trauma Center status and the appointment of a new chair of the Department of Neurosurgery.
(02/15/26 6:06am)
Senior guard Bruce Thornton came around an off-ball screen, receiving the ball with some 18 seconds on the clock. He took one dribble, then rose for a midrange jumpshot that would have scored his 30th point of the game and cut No. 15 Virginia’s lead to just one.
(02/15/26 4:13am)
No. 2 seed Virginia opened its 2026 ITA National Team Indoor Championship run in dominant fashion Friday evening, blanking No. 16 Clemson 4-0 at the Styslinger/Altex Tennis Complex to punch a ticket to the quarterfinals.
(02/18/26 6:56pm)
Third-year Commerce student Michael Mitchell, third-year College student Saehee Pérez and third-year Batten student Harper Tran will form a ticket in the upcoming presidential Student Council election, calling themselves the “Dream Ahead” campaign and running on three main pillars — stability, vision and justice.
(02/15/26 4:32pm)
Tuesday, the No. 25 Virginia men’s swimming team will kick off the postseason with the ACC Championship meet in Atlanta. The Cavaliers, who stand at 2-6 in dual action, have arguably not lived up to their preseason No. 14 ranking. However, it can all be forgotten if they make a splash in championship meets.
(02/14/26 11:19pm)
The BBC notes that Gen-Z is more pragmatic than any other generation about love and sex, while Vogue questions whether having a boyfriend is embarrassing. Somewhere between those two ideas lies the situationship, a hard-to-define kind of dating, which can range from a messy type of friends-with-benefits to flirtation without a formal partnership. There are supposed to be no labels and no expectations, yet feelings are hardly ever that simple. This Valentine’s Day, these songs represent relationships that exist somewhere between committed and casual.
(02/18/26 6:56pm)
Third-year College student Micah Andrews, third-year Engineering student Ben Lawrence and third-year College student Emily Frost will form a presidential ticket in the next Student Council presidential election. With a campaign named “Our U.Va.,” the group is running on the pillars of expanding access and protecting independence.
(02/14/26 8:52pm)
Editor’s Note: Theo Moll is Sports’ Senior Columnist for the 2026 spring semester. His columns are published biweekly.
(02/14/26 4:26pm)
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, but the road to Nashville, Tenn. — for No. 15 Virginia men’s basketball, at least — is paved with television deals.
(02/22/26 5:25am)
The first game of the Coach Chris Pollard era was not perfect, but it sure was exciting for baseball-starved fans at Disharoon Park.
(02/14/26 1:17am)
Student Council convened for its weekly general body meeting Tuesday, where they heard an opening address from William Rudeseal, SGA president and fourth-year College at Wise student. This visit from the College at Wise representatives comes after several months of strengthened collaboration between Clay Dickerson, Student Council president and fourth-year College student, and Rudeseal and their respective councils.
