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The Cavalier Daily staff elected its incoming managing and junior boards for the 132nd term Saturday.
Many aspects of the 2020 Virginia-Virginia Tech game will be different this season, and it is something we all need to acknowledge.
Mandatory voting would ensure that politicians no longer try to win elections by simply keeping people from voting
The University recorded 1,346 positive COVID-19 cases among students, faculty, staff and contracted employees since Aug. 17.
A highly-touted four-star recruit out of Fort Washington, Md., Morsell struggled out of the gates in his freshman season but is starting to make waves as a sophomore.
El último día de clases es el 24 de noviembre y los exámenes finales se realizarán virtualmente del 30 de noviembre al 11 de diciembre.
A 3.6 percent tuition increase was implemented for the 2020-21 academic year as approved by the Board of Visitors in December 2019, generating approximately $11 million for the University.
After stumbling out of the gate, the Cavaliers put together an impressive showcase of offensive firepower to rout the Wildcats.
Sophomore quarterback Brennan Armstrong will look to build off of his electric performance against Abilene Christian when the Cavaliers face off against Seminoles Saturday.
Freshman wide receiver Lavel Davis Jr. will be a crucial aerial target for sophomore quarterback Brennan Armstrong, who has seen lots of success throwing long balls to the South Carolina native.
The press release is the first public attempt by the union to increase its membership of hospital employees.
The last day of classes is Nov. 24 and final exams will take place virtually from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11.
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