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The show’s sense of legacy exuded beyond the barriers of the stage

Lights, laughter and legacy: Barrio Fiesta brings culture and community to life

By Nritho Halima | April 13, 2026

Through a dramedy skit, traditional dances and modern performances, the show explored what it means to carry culture forward while navigating identity in the present.

Gyllenhaal fully committed to her vision, boldly allowing the film’s abundance of styles and ideas to remain unrestrained.

‘The Bride!’ is a chaotic pursuit on the forgotten side of Frankenstein

By Nritho Halima | March 16, 2026

Instead of centering on the monster’s suffering, director Maggie Gyllenhaal provokes questions about the woman created for him — the Bride — and what she ultimately wants out of her life.

April 13, 2026

Nritho Halima

Lights, laughter and legacy: Barrio Fiesta brings culture and community to life

‘The Bride!’ is a chaotic pursuit on the forgotten side of Frankenstein

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‘Useless’ majors: hierarchies in higher education and the role of the humanities

U.Va. ends Student Affairs’ role in affinity initiatives and identity-based ceremonies

Students react to the increase in cost of attendance for the 2026-27 school year

General Assembly reconvened Wednesday, vetoed many amendments for marquee bills

Considering Virginia’s chances as the men’s lacrosse postseason begins

No. 5 men’s tennis marches on after stylish win over Rider

Considering Virginia’s chances as the men’s lacrosse postseason begins

Crossword — April 30

EDITORIAL: Debate should be done the right way

Seniors Hylton, Bigham help the Cavaliers stamp out Flames in regular season finale

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