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Gaston’s Market, a 24/7 convenience store in the Gaston House, utilizes artificial intelligence technology to enable a convenient, no-wait shopping experience for students — the first of its kind at the University. Students have responded positively to the self-checkout system but note lingering technical issues and express skepticism about expanding such an impersonal retail experience.
Blue and purple lights, feathers and lively music took over 1515 Friday night as the second annual SOCA Carnival began. Organized by the Student Organization for Caribbean Awareness at U.Va., the festivities served as a way to bring together the “small but mighty” Caribbean community at the University and share their cultures with students, regardless of background.
The Cavalier Symphony Orchestra, the University’s only student-run symphony orchestra, gives student musicians an opportunity to perform both classical and contemporary instrumental music in a supportive college ensemble. This semester’s CSO concert takes its audience on “The Wanderer’s Tale” — a hero’s journey narrated through a number of orchestral pieces.
In a departure from prior precedent, Housing and Residence Life stated it would no longer offer priority to upperclassmen, according to an email sent to current on-Grounds residents March 24. Some upperclass students have expressed anxiety about the potential of finding alternative and affordable housing options for their third and fourth years.
When people look back on this specific iteration of Cavalier softball — regardless of how the rest of the season goes — they will remember this 2-0 victory on the road against the best team in the ACC and one of the best teams in the country. Coach Joanna Hardin’s 200th career win came in the form of the single most important victory of the season, a dominant win in all facets over No. 8 Florida State in the first game of a three-game series.
Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector and author, spoke to students and community members Wednesday about her experiences living under a communist regime, escaping to China and eventually immigrating to the United States. Park also answered audience questions and shared her personal insights on current political issues.
I’ll never forget how during move-in day my first year, my dad picked up a copy of The Cavalier Daily and handed it to me. As I skimmed through the print pages with him, an article about masking and vaccination requirements for students caught my eye. I was impressed by the breadth and scope of the paper, and promised myself I would look for The Cavalier Daily’s booth at the activities fair in the coming days. Four years later, I’m happy to report that my time at The Cavalier Daily has been a cornerstone of my University experience.
Fourth-year College student Valentina Mendoza Gonzalez served as Student Council’s 78th president from March 31, 2024 to March 30, 2025. Mendoza Gonzalez’s presidential term focused on ensuring Student Council growth by improving the organizational efficiency of Student Council and supporting student voices through increased Council representation.
In Tallahassee, Fla., two factors come together to make this weekend’s series against No. 8 Florida State the most challenging one for Virginia softball thus far.
He kept kneeling at the center of the field, and tensing, and then, when the whistle blasted, reacting. Sophomore Andrew Greenspan. Just farming faceoff wins.
It seems like the sun never quite sets on Ariana Grande. Between her own music and her role in “Wicked,” the 31-year-old singer-songwriter and actress has been working overtime in the spotlight. Friday, Grande released a deluxe version of her 2024 album, “eternal sunshine,” accompanied with a 26-minute short film building off the storyline from the album’s previous music video.
Virginia women’s lacrosse traveled to Richmond Wednesday afternoon to face off against VCU. After a heartbreaking defeat against Syracuse last weekend, the Cavaliers (8-4, 3-3 ACC) needed to regain their confidence with a win over the Rams (5-8, 3-3 A-10). After a close first quarter, Virginia soon broke away to secure its fifth win in as many all-time meetings against VCU, 14-5
Nicole Hall stepped into her new position as the University’s senior associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students last week, following Cedric Rucker’s retirement from the role. In this position, Hall’s priorities include increased support to student self-governance and fostering deeper connections with the student body.
Between early morning lectures, late-night research sessions and an ever-growing email inbox, parenting as a University faculty member is no small feat. The demands of childcare, from sleepless nights to school pickups, add another layer of complexity to an already full plate.
Ramadan, an Islamic holy month of reflection and prayer, began the evening of Feb. 28 and ended Saturday. Between after-hours meals provided by U.Va. Dine, community events hosted by student organizations and accommodations from professors, students observing Ramadan said they felt supported throughout the month.
Editor’s note: This article is a Humor column
Following an electric weekend sweep over Stanford, Virginia baseball took the field Tuesday afternoon looking to close out its four-game homestand with a midweek win over Old Dominion. The Cavaliers (16-11, 6-6 ACC) took control of the game early and did just that, continuing their midseason surge with a strong 11-5 win over the Monarchs (8-18, 4-5 Sun Belt).
Ryan Odom stands close to the wall. Khakis. A V-Sabre quarter-zip. He is a khaki-and-quarter-zip guy this time of year, more of a joggers-and-sweatshirt guy come basketball season. In this video, Odom begins, after a second, to speak. What he’s saying is not the important part.