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University President Jim Ryan addresses the crowd at Old Cabell Hall.
Students are officially welcomed to the School of Medicine by receiving a personally-embroidered white coat.
Red. Brittany Caine-Conley of Congregate Charlottesville and Sophie Schectman, an organizer with U.VA. Students United, hold up posters highlighting local activist efforts.
The proposed renovations to Alderman would cut a significant amount of space for physical books.
Alderman Library is on track to undergo a major multimillion dollar renovation.
Construction for the $160 million dollar renovation project — which includes the protested shelving cuts — is slated to begin in 2020, per approval by the University's Board of Visitors.
Carly Mulvihill was the Senior Associate Opinion Editor for The Cavalier Daily during the 128th term
Zari Taylor was a Senior Opinion Columnist for The Cavalier Daily
The John Paul Jones Arena is University students' go-to destination for the biggest musical acts.
While the University placed a ban on Jason Kessler from Grounds Friday, protestors advocated for a permanent ban on all white supremacists involved in the rallies of last August.
Delta Force’s success is best seen in Clark Hall, where the project has significantly reduced energy use in the building.
Senior attacker Mike D'Amario had three goals in the ACC Tournament final against Notre Dame.
With a quick look around the crowd, it was rare to find anyone not dancing or enjoying the music.
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