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‘Miss Anthropocene’ illustrates a digital dystopia

By Sarah Howorth |

“Miss Anthropocene” undoubtedly marks the solidification of Grimes’ reign as dystopian pop princess, fully embodying the image of her automated avatar. READ MORE

‘Hunters’ keeps it real

By Keyandra Morris | 2/27/2020 7:57pm

The titular hunters of the show are a ragtag team of people with one goal — to hunt the Nazis that infiltrated the United States after the end of the Holocaust.

Best Coast is back again

By Sarah Howorth |

“Always Tomorrow” details the choppy timeline of growing up and desperately trying to roll with the punches of everyday life. READ MORE

BARKSDALE: Honor’s amendments deserve more than 10 percent

By Mary Beth Barksdale |

Overcoming the challenge of low voter turnout is vital to creating change and generating improvement in institutions like Honor. READ MORE

Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

By River Stone |

The council approved Mary DeSimone, a second year Engineering student, as the new Chair of Membership and Outreach. READ MORE

Center for Politics to release 17th documentary in 2020

By Lilly Whitner |

The Center's newest film will be released in late August or early September this year. READ MORE

Baseball takes three of four against Bucknell, beats William and Mary 8-5

By Sarah Pettycord |

Virginia baseball continued its 15-game stretch at Disharoon Park, facing Bucknell in a four-game weekend series and William and Mary in a one-off, midweek clash. READ MORE

No. 6 men’s lacrosse rebounds against High Point, winning 18-15

By Andrew Cho |

Scoring was not a problem for either team, as the Cavaliers (3-1, 0-0 ACC) and the Panthers (1-3, 0-0 SoCon) combined for 33 goals in a spectacular display of offensive firepower. READ MORE

Long-distance relationships at U.Va.

By Anav Singh |

Charlottesville really makes the distance feel like more, however, ~love knows no distance~ am I right? READ MORE

Love Connection: Sade and Jae

By Katherine Schwartz |

Jae and Sade met outside Memorial Gym Monday afternoon. READ MORE

Top 10 types of laptop stickers for self-expression

By Kaitlyn Hilliard |

Whether your organizations are religious, service-based, cultural or academic groups, spread the word about what brings you life and where you have found your place on Grounds. READ MORE

How to be an ally to those with eating disorders

By Isabel Salken |

This year, National Eating Disorder Awareness Week falls from Feb. 24 to March 1 and aims to bring attention to an epidemic that’s affecting millions, spanning all shapes, sizes, genders and races. READ MORE

New club Cavalier Autonomous Racing receives $50,000 from Jefferson Trust

By Swati Srivastava |

Engineering Prof. Madhur Behl has been awarded $50,000 grant from Jefferson Trust to mentor new Cavalier Autonomous Racing Club which focuses on building a self-driving go-kart that they hope to demonstrate at the Indianapolis Motorsport Speedway next year. READ MORE

In compliment of Cristina Rivera Garza

By Elliot Van Noy |

Cristina Rivera Garza’s writing embodies the experience of fully entering a landscape’s soul. READ MORE

When art meets sound — TechnoSonics XX

By Kalista Diamantopoulos |

This weekend marked a special installment of the monthly music program — one which combined the work of Telemetry artists and the TechnoSonics XX show. READ MORE

The terrors of driving by the Corner on a Friday night

By Aaron Doss |

My journey was a strenuous one that required the skill of Vin Diesel and the level headedness of former President Barack Obama. READ MORE

Men’s basketball holds off Virginia Tech 56-53

By Akhil Rekulapelli |

The Cavaliers secured a huge win against their in-state rival heading into a heavyweight bout against No. 7 Duke Saturday. READ MORE

Breaking down the Student Council executive ticket platforms

By Maryann Xue |

Voting began Wednesday morning and ends Friday at 4 p.m. Those elected will be announced at the conclusion of the voting period. READ MORE

SIEGEL: Let’s do away with Denver Riggleman

By Jeremy Siegel |

While Riggleman presents himself as a moderate Republican and working man in favor of bipartisan cooperation and against corporate money in politics, he consistently votes with the most extreme fringes of the party and decries any form of bipartisan work. READ MORE

Virginia women’s squash wins the Kurtz Cup with victory over Dartmouth

By Greta Timmins |

Virginia women’s squash won the Kurtz Cup for the first time in program history this past weekend. READ MORE

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Baseball

‘Miss Anthropocene’ illustrates a digital dystopia

‘Hunters’ keeps it real

Best Coast is back again

BARKSDALE: Honor’s amendments deserve more than 10 percent

Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

Center for Politics to release 17th documentary in 2020

Baseball takes three of four against Bucknell, beats William and Mary 8-5

No. 6 men’s lacrosse rebounds against High Point, winning 18-15

Long-distance relationships at U.Va.

Love Connection: Sade and Jae

Top 10 types of laptop stickers for self-expression

How to be an ally to those with eating disorders

New club Cavalier Autonomous Racing receives $50,000 from Jefferson Trust

In compliment of Cristina Rivera Garza

When art meets sound — TechnoSonics XX

The terrors of driving by the Corner on a Friday night

Men’s basketball holds off Virginia Tech 56-53

Breaking down the Student Council executive ticket platforms

SIEGEL: Let’s do away with Denver Riggleman

Virginia women’s squash wins the Kurtz Cup with victory over Dartmouth

Hunter Wagenaar ends campaign for Student Council president

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan speaks at Rotunda

SIEGEL: Let’s do away with Denver Riggleman

Meet Bonny, the coolest cat at U.Va.

STIEVATER: The chances of making it to March Madness

‘Miss Anthropocene’ illustrates a digital dystopia

‘Hunters’ keeps it real

Best Coast is back again

BARKSDALE: Honor’s amendments deserve more than 10 percent

Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

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