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(09/16/23 12:42am)
I have written this article at least twice. The first time, I wrote about how all my school mascots have been angry men — a Lancer, a Highlander, and a Cavalier. I described the University’s poster child, CavMan, as a “gym rat with facial hair and anger problems.” I attributed my lack of school spirit to the lack of normal mascots. I begged for “anything other than an angry man.”
(08/29/23 9:00pm)
Emma Seligman’s “Bottoms” hit theaters Aug. 25, instantly redefining the teen sex comedy for a new generation.
(09/07/23 3:28pm)
On average, two local journalism outlets closed in each week of 2022, leaving more than 20 percent of American citizens without a local newspaper. In recent years, local journalism has been increasingly threatened by people in positions of power who suppress unfavorable coverage and push local outlets to close their doors — elected officials revoke funding for public notices and file expensive and largely unjustified defamation suits against news outlets. Of course, there are many other concerning reasons that newsrooms are closing, including fundraising issues and pressure from large corporations. But at the end of the day, it is the actions of powerful citizens that uniquely constitute a sort of indirect and legal censorship of news media against which we must remain vigilant.
(08/27/23 5:39pm)
University police responded Saturday at 3:24 p.m. to a past burglary at Pavillion III, according to a community alert sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety.
(08/27/23 5:25pm)
(08/28/23 12:20am)
No. 5 Virginia women’s soccer managed a couple shots on goal against Michigan in a 0–0 draw Thursday night. The Cavaliers (1–0–0, 0–0–0 ACC) frustrated the Wolverines (0–1–2, 0–0–0 BT) in the midfield, resulting in few attacks in the Cavalier's half. Leading the ambushes were sophomore midfielder Jill Flammia along with freshman midfielder Yuna McCormack.
(08/28/23 12:18am)
The 80th season in Virginia men’s soccer history kicked off Thursday night in Charlottesville, as the No. 15 Cavaliers (1-0, 0-0 ACC) battled to a 1-0 victory over Iona (0-1, 0-0 MAAC) in Klöckner Stadium. The Gaels fought hard throughout and looked like they may steal a draw late into the proceedings, but Virginia’s quality in attack — spearheaded by a heroic 70th-minute goal from senior midfielder Daniel Mangarov — ultimately proved to be too much.
(08/31/23 3:01am)
With films like “Barbie,” “Oppenheimer” and “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” receiving acclaim from audiences and critics alike, 2023 has been a good year for film. However, it isn’t just the summer blockbusters that have impressed — there have been numerous independent films exemplifying the power of filmmaking. Here are four films from 2023 that may have flown under your radar.
(08/24/23 3:12am)
A pink and blue sunset lit up the Academical Village as the University’s vocal groups trilled and chirped behind the Rotunda in preparation for their performances Wednesday evening. As night fell, hundreds of students filled the Lawn with picnic blankets and snacks to listen to performances at this year’s Rotunda Sing.
(08/25/23 2:19pm)
It's not often that up-and-coming New York indie rock bands have a connection to Charlottesville. Arcy Drive, however, gives the city a claim to fame through their debut album cover — a polaroid of the four friends plopped on the side of the road after their vintage green van broke down in Charlottesville before their show last summer.
(08/24/23 1:58am)
Class of 2004 alumnus Darren D. Kelly will join the Office of African American Affairs Oct. 2 as the associate vice president and dean. Kelly brings extensive teaching and mentoring experience to implement a student-focused approach, according to an announcement from Student Affairs.
(08/23/23 3:22am)
Thousands of students flocked to Peabody Hall, South Lawn and the Amphitheater Monday in the August heat to find more than 500 organizations eager to recruit new members to their ranks. The activities fair hosted by Student Council lasted from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m and featured a wide spectrum of organizations ranging from the University Judiciary Committee to Challah for Hunger to the Barbell Club.
(08/24/23 1:00pm)
In compliance with an executive order by Governor Glenn Youngkin, University employees — including student workers and representatives of special status organizations — may no longer access several Chinese-owned apps, including TikTok and WeChat, on their University-issued devices or University networks. The University policy does not prohibit other student use of the apps. This state ban mirrors moves made by several other states — all of which have cited concerns about data privacy or national security. If these apps do pose a threat to national security, then this ban is not the solution — policymakers must acknowledge the ineffectiveness of this new law and take practical steps to tackle the larger issue of American data security.
(08/23/23 7:36pm)
No. 5 Virginia women’s soccer came off their 5-0 victory against Nevada by replicating that score at the in-state, home matchup against Radford. The Cavaliers, (2-0, 0-0 ACC) held the Highlanders (1-1, 0-0 Big South) to just one shot in their stellar defensive performance. Offensively, the Cavaliers put up 24 shots of their own and made junior goalkeeper Jordan Phillips’s night a busy one.
(08/22/23 12:14am)
Dorms bustled with students pushing carts, parents carrying twin XL bedding sets and even football players volunteering to lift heavy mini fridges as the Class of 2027 entered Grounds this fall. Close to 4,000 first-year students found new homes across 27 buildings during a hectic yet exhilarating process.
(08/24/23 8:57pm)
With classes starting up again, everyone’s in need of new music for their walks through Grounds, late night study sessions or just chilling out on the Lawn. Give these artists a listen as they establish their place in the indie-rock scene.
(08/22/23 12:12pm)
New students filed into seats on the lawn Sunday to hear advice and guiding words from faculty and student speakers at convocation. Students dressed up for the event, wearing colorful dresses and polo shirts, despite the heat.
(08/24/23 1:55pm)
Following backlash from Charlottesville residents — including during City Council and local community meetings — the developers responsible for a possible expansion to the Dairy Market have paused the formal application process for the project. The proposal, referred to as Dairy Central and informally introduced at a community meeting, will involve an expansion into over four acres of nearby lots for multi-use buildings of apartment and retail space.
(08/22/23 3:19am)
Christopher Darnell Jones Jr, who has been charged with ten counts in relation to the Nov. 13 shooting on Grounds, waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday at the Albemarle County Circuit Court.
(08/27/23 5:25pm)