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Coach George Gelnovatch and his staff constructed a simple plan. Vacuum the opponent’s pressing forwards into a corner. Draw its midfielders in the same direction. Then smack long diagonal balls into the suddenly empty acreage occupied only by their own wing backs.
Nov. 14
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Leigh Bailey el 25 de octubre de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
Only a few days after rejecting the Trump Administration’s “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” Interim University President Paul Mahoney announced Oct. 22 that a deal had been reached with the Department of Justice to suspend remaining civil rights investigations into the University. While both the rejected Compact and the Justice Department agreement faced resistance from the University community and have several similarities, the agreement provides firmer protection for academic freedom.
Virginia women’s basketball made a statement Sunday afternoon and never looked back in a dominant 80–35 blowout against Bucknell at John Paul Jones Arena. The Cavaliers (2-0, 0-0 ACC) and their constant defensive intensity plus fast-paced offense completely overwhelmed the Bison (0-2, 0-0 Patriot League). Coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton and the Cavaliers cruised to their second win of the season, both by margins of 45 points or more.
Rhythms of dance, music and celebration filled Peabody Lawn Saturday morning as the University Programs Council kicked off the 39th annual CultureFest, a long-standing tradition that brings the University’s diverse organizations together for a day filled with traditional cultural performances and community.
Editor’s note: Fourth-year College student Xander Tilock, who plays the role of Larry in “Continuity,” is a Cavalier Daily editor and had no involvement with this piece.
Beginning today and extending until Friday, the Department of Music’s Composition and Computer Technologies program will be hosting the 26th annual Technosonics music festival at University venues and in Charlottesville. The festival is free, and it will commemorate the computer music art that has been deeply integrated into the University’s Department of Music for decades. Performances are expected to channel core electronic music and visual effects layered with improvisation, traditional instruments and even instrument inventions by the musicians themselves.
Paul Cherukuri was recently named the University’s first chief innovation officer in August, a role within the Office of the Vice President for Research that was created to help expand student entrepreneurship and start-up activity at the University. In a conversation with The Cavalier Daily, Cherukuri outlined his vision to encourage students and faculty across all disciplines to develop startups and pursue innovative projects.
Throughout Virginia field hockey’s season of success, there remains one boogeyman the team has been unable to conquer. Prior to their matchup in the ACC championship Friday, North Carolina had defeated the Cavaliers (16-1, 7-1, ACC) in four straight matches and in 11 of their previous 12 showdowns dating back to 2020. It seems that however prepared and talented Virginia appears, the Tar Heels (18-1, 7-1, ACC) always end up reigning supreme, besting their oldest rival and continuing to tyrannize the ACC.
This coaching staff has reiterated their view of football as a game of inches, especially in conference play. If there was ever a game to serve as stand-alone evidence of this outlook, it was the one played Saturday in Charlottesville between the Cavaliers and the Demon Deacons.
Graduate quarterback Chandler Morris took the snap from inside his own 10-yard line. A designed run sent him left, directly in front of a student section with little to cheer about since a first quarter blocked punt. Morris’ run did not change things.
Virginia headed down to the Lone Star State to play No. 10 SMU Friday — a trip that added another loss to an already existing losing streak. The Cavaliers (10-13, 3-10 ACC) fell in three sets to the Mustangs (18-5, 10-3 ACC), 25-7, 25-17, 25-18.
Virginia never trailed and led by as many as 31 points in an 81-62 win Friday over NC Central at John Paul Jones Arena — backed by newfound pace, ruthless rebounding and a wave of threes despite the Eagles’ proven zone defense.
Nov. 8
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Brendon Bordwine el 20 de octubre de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Cecilia Mould el 17 de octubre de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
Virginia is on the verge of a catastrophic political power grab. Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly are pushing a constitutional amendment to redraw the state’s congressional map, engineering nine safe Democratic districts. This move is the latest in an unprecedented mid-decade nationwide gerrymandering brawl. Texas ignited this firestorm in June, and states from Ohio to Maryland have since followed suit. California even took the drastic step of amending its state constitution to oust its independent, bipartisan redistricting commission of the authority to draw congressional maps until at least 2031. Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly have proposed a nearly identical plan to that of California, capitulating to nationwide political winds and sacrificing principles for temporary clout. Democrats should think twice before moving forward with a reckless political stunt that shatters institutional norms.
No. 5 seed Virginia women’s soccer faced off against No. 1 Stanford in a rematch Thursday for a spot in the ACC title game. The Cardinal (16-1-1, 10-0-1 ACC) jumped all over the Cavaliers (12-3-4, 6-3-2 ACC) from the start and, despite facing a second-half comeback, had just enough juice in the tank to outlast Virginia, 3-2.