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No. 5 Virginia kicked off its NCAA Tournament berth against Rider at home Friday afternoon. Entering the day following a disappointing loss to then-No. 7 Wake Forest (30-3, 12-1 ACC), the Cavaliers (23-4, 12-1 ACC) bounced back with a sub-two-hour win over the Broncs (12-8, 6-2 MAAC) to propel them into the second round.
Virginia is heading to the postseason.
Perhaps the most common unifier of students at the University is their faith in their degree’s promise of a prosperous career. A cushy office chair and reliable paycheck, to many, is the most tangible reward for four years of undergraduate education meandering through academic, professional and personal successes and failures.
The Honor Committee met Sunday for its final meeting of the 2025-26 academic year to discuss a recommendation of how to handle student unresponsiveness after students are notified of an alleged violation of the University’s honor code.
Senior pitcher Courtney Layne’s voice echoed throughout Palmer Park.
In Virginia’s first meeting with Liberty, it took the Cavaliers (37-12, 13-10 ACC) six innings to get on the board, with the bats only collecting two hits to that point. In the second meeting Tuesday in Lynchburg, the Flames’ (23-27, 15-9 SBC) hopes for victory were quickly extinguished with a leadoff moonshot in the first inning from senior infielder Jade Hylton.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Lucia Gambacini el 19 de abril de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.
On the final day of spring classes, the weather did not cooperate. It was an unusually chilly and damp Tuesday, which resulted in sparse attendance at Disharoon Park for a midweek clash with George Mason. However, the semesterly celebrations did not cease on Grounds — if anything, No. 23 Virginia baseball made one of its own.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated third-year College student Charles Dorsey as a first-year College student. The article also incorrectly stated that Shakespeare is performed in Old English. Shakespeare is performed in Early Modern English. The article has been updated to reflect these changes.
The plan was to, well, see how things were going, feel it out.
Showing up everywhere from cafés to social media feeds, matcha has quickly become one of the most popular drink trends. After seeing drinks from NOK108, a family-run matcha truck in Charlottesville, all over Instagram, I decided it was finally worth trying. When I saw that even people who do not usually like matcha were praising it, the hype became hard to ignore.
On May 9, three University students began their journey alongside three other college students on a 29-day-long, 3,700-mile bicycle journey to answer one question — what does the future of food look like? As they pedal from Seattle, Wash. to Washington, D.C., the Roots on the Road team aspires to learn and document how individuals nationwide understand food systems.
May 1
Sophomore infielder Alex Call’s teammates saw her potential early — senior infielder Jade Hylton entered 2026 having already shared a dugout with Call for her freshman year in 2025, and then subsequently for this year’s Blue-Orange intrasquad scrimmage series, where the two competed on the same side.
Following a turbulent stroke-play portion of the ACC Men’s Golf Championship at Shark’s Tooth Golf Club in Panama City, Fla. — that saw the Cavaliers shoot their way to a four-under finish — Virginia looked to make a push for the conference title in the match-play portion beginning Sunday.
The University’s March 31 civil rights compliance report to the Department of Justice detailed a new set of changes within the Division of Student Affairs, including the discontinuation of funding for and administration of several affinity-based student initiatives and graduation-related ceremonies.
As the Spring 2026 semester comes to an end and final exams commence, groups across the University are providing students with resources to support their mental and academic wellbeing during finals week Thursday through May 8.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Sadie Adams el 8 de abril de 2026. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no lo podemos garantizar.