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Virginia returns junior firstbaseman Pavin Smith, who is the Cavaliers' best returning power hitter and a pre-season All-American.
Living in a Lawn room is considered a great honor.
Senior lightweight George DiCamillo looks to lead the Cavaliers into the top-25 rankings with a win against No. 24 Pitt.
The Charlottesville and University police departments should work closely with community groups and service providers.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall looks for his team to show improvement to the many onlookers and Virginia's Spring Game on Saturday.
Virginia wrestling held a narrow 14-11 lead in Blacksburg before the Hokies' heavyweights rallied.
The Cornerstone Grant will receive an estimated $15 million in initial funding over the next three years from the University’s $2.2 billion Strategic Investment Fund.
Senior George DiCamillo's bonus points proved decisive against Gardner-Webb, extending his winning streak to seven straight matches.
Senior guard London Perrantes' 15 second half points powered the Cavaliers' remarkable comeback to beat Ohio State Wednesday night.
Senior tailback back Taquan Mizzell led the Cavaliers with 113 rushing yards in his final game — putting him over the 2,000 yards rushing for his career.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall had his first losing season as a head coach, going 2-10 in his first campaign with the Cavaliers.
Local businesses on the corner are busy preparing for Black Friday.
Coach Steve Garland will lead Virginia in a tri-meet Sunday against Lock Haven and Maryland in Memorial Gymnasium.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall has faced numerous challenges this season, but the future is bright for the Cavalier program.
Senior George DiCamillo is ranked No. 10 nationally in the 141 pound weight class going into Virginia's match this weekend against No. 11 Michigan.
The Clarion Open will be a good test for the Cavaliers since they will be exposed to a variety of teams from around the country.
The building, which was originally expected to open at the beginning of the fall semester, will now open in March.
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