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The Charlottesville City Council convened Monday for its first regular meeting since a March 30 affordable housing rally took place outside City Hall. At the meeting, residents and University students packed the chamber, calling on the Council to amend the zoning code to further incentivize affordable housing and limit private luxury apartments marketed to students to certain sections of the City.
Coming off a dominant 4-0 senior day win against No. 57 Louisville, No. 3 Virginia entered the day looking to close out the regular season in style. Facing off against Virginia Tech, they did exactly that. What seemed a lopsided matchup on paper swiftly proved to be as the Cavaliers (20-3, 12-1 ACC) cruised past the Hokies (6-15, 3-10 ACC), battling hard to secure the doubles point before crushing their opponents in singles to secure the victory,
Editor’s Note: This article is a humor column.
Editor’s note: This article is a humor column.
In the transformed pine scrub of Calusa Pines Golf Club in Naples, Fla., eight teams battled for the title in a three-day, 54-hole tournament. The Calusa Cup, hosted by Iowa, featured No. 2 Virginia’s final road tournament of the season on one of the premier courses in the United States.
The second pitch of the game was a Louisiana routine groundball to senior infielder Jade Hylton, her throw a little harder than normal. The fourth pitch was a line drive to Hylton who snagged it out of the air. The ninth pitch was a strikeout looking to give No. 21 Virginia its third out of the inning. Running off the field, the team was amped and ready to take out some demons after a dreadful weekend in Durham, N.C. — at first, it didn’t look like they were going to be able to.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Poppypointe is located on the Downtown Mall. Poppypointe is located at 1747 Allied Street, about a mile north of the Downtown Mall. The article has been updated to reflect these changes.
Just over a year ago, in the weeks following Coach Ryan Odom’s hiring, I wrote a column entitled “Ryan Odom’s resume does not inspire confidence.”
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Jaylynn Perez y Nina Broderick el 1 de abril de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
Over the past year, trust in the Board of Visitors has been strained. Student and faculty frustrations regarding a lack of transparency, proper governance and political partisanship have run rampant since the Justice Department forced former University President Jim Ryan to resign last summer. In the months that followed, the Faculty Senate, nine University deans, 181 faculty members and numerous student groups, including the Student Council, spoke out, entreating the Board to pause their search for the University’s next president until community concerns could be addressed. The Board’s decision to move forward despite these protests suggests that the existing student and faculty advisory roles on the Board are not sufficient in ensuring community representation and priorities are met. To correct this, student and faculty representatives on the Board must be given voting rights.
After a shaky outing at Florida State, junior Jaclyn LaHa took control for the Virginia women's golf team, dominating the field and powering the squad to a first-place finish.
Each spring season, thousands of admitted students flock to Charlottesville wondering whether they can see themselves on Grounds for the next four years. The sounds of the Cavalier Marching Band and the clamor of families filing into folding chairs on April mornings echo the University’s welcome — Days on the Lawn.
Virginia Athletics announced a contract extension with Coach Tony Elliott Wednesday that adds three seasons to his deal with the Cavaliers. Elliott’s contract was originally set to expire on the final day of March 2028, but will now run through the 2030 season.
No. 13 Virginia welcomed interstate foe James Madison to Disharoon Park Tuesday evening for a midweek contest for a potential return to the winner’s column following a series loss to then-No. 7 Florida State over the weekend.
On April 21, Virginia will become the latest state to consider a measure to redraw its congressional district in the middle of the typical decade-long redistricting cycle. The referendum, supported by the Democratic-controlled Virginia General Assembly and Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D), follows on the heels of other states either attempting to redraw or actually redrawing their district maps. States such as Texas, California, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio have already redrawn their maps, while others have initiated the process to do so. By no means has this been a smooth process, either. Rather than this issue producing a reasoned, democratic discussion on the merits and drawbacks of mid-decade redistricting, voters have been inundated with hyperpartisan language that sometimes intentionally misrepresents the redistricting issue. This environment of invective is unproductive and risks simplifying an issue of grave consequence for Virginia’s political influence.
The Board of Visitors Finance Committee hosted and livestreamed a tuition workshop and public comment session Monday morning, in which Jennifer Wagner Davis, University executive vice president and chief operating officer, and College at Wise Chancellor Donna Henry proposed tuition increases for the 2026-27 academic year.
Just three days after announcing that Coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton would not return, Virginia Athletics has found its new head coach Tuesday — and he has a strong record of success.
According to the Summit Educational Group — a company that provides private tutoring services — blue books are resurfacing on college campuses. Professors in the University’s history and politics departments are experimenting with different ways to evaluate students, with an emphasis on in-person examinations where the student — not artificial intelligence — must show up and display their knowledge.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Laura Gine-Vega el 30 de marzo de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.