YOWELL: Stop anti-abortion bills in their tracks By Hailey Yowell | 04/18/2019 We cannot let these bills go through because we owe it to both this nation and the women in it to protect female reproductive rights. READ MORE
Student Council passes bill to create ad hoc committee to examine the history of monuments, buildings and historical areas on grounds By Katja Cresanti and Geremia Di Maro | 4/18/2019 9:51pm The Whispering Wall is one example of a monument the newly formed committee wishes to examine in order to evaluate the potential for its renaming or removal.
The secret life of a closeted stan By Gabriella Chu | 04/18/2019 Humor columnist Gabriella Chu describes her through process when hearing a public reference to a fandom she is ashamed to be a part of. READ MORE
The University needs the ‘Black Monologues’ By Dan Goff | 04/18/2019 One of the greatest strengths of the Black Monologues — and the aspect that makes it most difficult to write about — is that every speech, every cast member deserves praise. READ MORE
Judah & the Lion at The Jefferson: Not a concert, but so much more By Leah Erwin | 04/18/2019 A testament to the earnest charm and musical talent of the band, an unorthodox concert format at The Jefferson subverted and transcended what would have been traditional show. READ MORE
Faculty, students digitally preserve University Hall By Sara Kirmani | 04/18/2019 Having started in November 2018, this a 3D virtual reality version of University Hall is planned to become an asset in Clemons Library. READ MORE
Students discuss cultural homogeny, intersectionality during MRC and SHHO event By Ali Sullivan | 04/18/2019 The discussion served to allow students to discuss the various dynamics of cultural spaces throughout Grounds. READ MORE
Black feminist archaeology of adornment at the Tom Tom Festival By Darryle Aldridge | 04/18/2019 At the beginning of her presentation, Flewellen called her work an “ode to the maternal lives of my mothers.” READ MORE
Latinx student groups launch website documenting history of Latinx/Hispanic organizations on Grounds By Jennifer Brice and Rachel Zentmayer | 04/18/2019 Heguaburo said launching the website during alumni weekend was meant to allow alumni to see their contributions to the University receive recognition. READ MORE
Softball beats Liberty at home, 4-3 By Caroline Lund | 04/18/2019 Virginia broke a 13-game losing streak with a win against Liberty at The Park Tuesday night. Senior Erika Osherow pitched five innings for the Cavaliers, allowing just one run on six hits. READ MORE
Baseball beats Radford 6-3 By Colin Cantwell | 04/18/2019 The Virginia baseball team (22-16, 8-10 ACC) beat Radford (17-19, 9-6 Big South) 6-3 at home Tuesday evening. READ MORE
No. 6 men’s lacrosse dominates VMI in in-state clash By Vignesh Mulay | 04/18/2019 The Cavaliers routed the Keydets, cruising to a 24-5 victory thanks to a combination of explosive offense and shutdown defense. READ MORE
Student groups respond to ICE notification policy at Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail By Sydney Herzog | 04/18/2019 The current policy of the ACRJ is to call ICE, upon request from ICE, at least 72 hours prior to when an undocumented immigrant will be released from the jail. READ MORE
BATSUKH: Newcomb’s workers have inflated expectations By Bilge Batsukh | 04/17/2019 Labor at Newcomb and in the Office of the Dean of Students must make way for larger structural changes or run the risk of costing the larger community more than it is worth. READ MORE
MCKELVEY: U.Va. needs to protect Federal Work Study By Victoria McKelvey | 04/17/2019 Without the funding from the federal government the ability of low-income students to afford life at the University could become increasingly threatened. READ MORE
A comedic sense of community in ‘Scared Scriptless’ By Ananya Suram | 04/17/2019 While the pair succeeded in proving their improv ability in the zaniest way possible, the real highlight of the show was learning about unsung comic minds living right here in Charlottesville. READ MORE
Trinity Irish Pub asked people to pay a $75 cover fee to watch the championship game there By Lucy Hopkins | 04/17/2019 Humor Columnist Lucy Hopkins breaks down her thoughts on the national championship and the Trin cover charge. READ MORE
Curry School implements computer science into local elementary school classrooms By Ilyas Saltani | 04/17/2019 The team hopes to explore ways to productively incorporate authentic science experiences into classrooms. READ MORE
NICU Reading Garden to help mothers with postpartum depression, infant development By Cecily Wolfe | 04/17/2019 Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Susan Almarode developed the Reading Garden for the NICU, a program that enables mothers to read to their babies in the NICU. READ MORE
The healthy replacement for morning coffee — and it’s not tea By Isabel Salken | 04/17/2019 Although I still don’t drink coffee, I know far too many people whose lives have been taken over by this caffeinated beverage. READ MORE
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