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(10/16/24 5:35pm)
The self-proclaimed “climbing house” looks exactly like one would expect — crash pads, slacklines and canyon posters abound. This is one of many hubs of the Climbing Club at U.Va., a group of climbers across all skill levels who love to climb in gyms and the outdoors alike. The co-presidents of the Climbing Club sat down with The Cavalier Daily recently to tell the story of their club, which stands as the primary representative for the growing sport on Grounds and on college campuses nationwide. Fueled by a love of sport, community and nature, the Climbing Club is an inclusive home for all University students.
(10/14/24 2:22am)
Virginia volleyball lost a tough matchup Sunday to No. 20 Georgia Tech on the road, snapping a three-game winning streak. The Cavaliers (14-3, 4-2 ACC) struggled to find its footing through the first two sets, while the Yellow Jackets (11-4, 3-3 ACC) came out with energy and defeated the Cavaliers by an average of seven points across both sets. The game seemed to be shifting to Virginia in the beginning of the third set, as the Cavaliers took a slight lead, but Virginia could not hold off a strong finish from Georgia Tech, ultimately losing the third and final set.
(10/14/24 2:25am)
In its first ever in-conference matchup with Southern Methodist, Virginia women’s soccer got a much needed three points Sunday by scoring two goals and earning an ACC win at Klöckner Stadium. The Cavaliers (10-4-0, 3-4-0 ACC) went down early but found their offensive identity in the second half to take down the Mustangs (6-7-2, 2-4-2 ACC) by a slim 2-1 margin.
(10/13/24 10:52pm)
In its third top-15 matchup in two weeks, No. 3 field hockey faced off against No. 8 Saint Joseph’s at home Sunday. Thanks to massive fan turnout from both teams, the atmosphere was rife with tension, contributing to the back-and-forth bout between the Cavaliers (10-2, 4-1 ACC) and the Hawks (11-2, 3-1 A10). In the end, it was Saint Joseph’s that came away with the win, downing Virginia 5-2.
(10/12/24 11:51pm)
Following an eerily similar script to Boston College a week ago, this game took a heartbreaking twist. After falling into a 10-point deficit, sophomore quarterback Anthony Colandrea and company rallied to retake the lead deep into the fourth quarter. Virginia’s defense displayed its characteristic second-half fortitude — but in the game’s most crucial moment, they came up short in a 24-20 defeat at Scott Stadium.
(10/15/24 3:47pm)
Four Lawnies share their experiences with both the Lawn and the diverse community it represents, touching on their identity as individuals as well as what it means to uphold one of the University’s pillar traditions.
(10/14/24 6:13pm)
Wylie Brunman’s Oct. 7 article advocates for student dialogue for conciliation around Israel-Palestine. However, it omits some important considerations about the past year of conflict and the nature of dialogue.
(10/12/24 4:22pm)
Virginia volleyball is rolling through its season full steam ahead, as the Cavaliers 14-2, 4-1 ACC) took down Clemson on the road Friday evening. The Tigers (8-8, 0-5 ACC) are still winless in the ACC after being swept by a confident Virginia team, who won all three sets 25-20, 25-19 and 25-21.
(10/13/24 12:56am)
This season’s ACC Basketball Tipoff media day came with all the familiar trappings. There were the same pit stops on radio row. The same clamor of reporters. The same Coach Tony Bennett, up there at the podium dispensing wisdom.
(10/12/24 5:00am)
Virginia continued its winning ways Friday evening as it traveled to Newton, Mass., and downed Boston College in the team’s first away game in almost three weeks. After a deadlock for much of the game, the Cavaliers (5-4-3, 2-2-2 ACC) broke free with the heroics of junior defender Nick Dang’s 78th-minute stunner, which sunk the Eagles (3-4-5, 0-4-3 ACC) 1-0 and marked Virginia’s third consecutive victory.
(10/17/24 4:00pm)
It is 1975 and producer Lorne Michaels has the task of a lifetime in front of him — he must tame an unruly cast, negotiate with a fed-up crew and convince producers of his new variety show’s worthiness, all just an hour and a half before the first episode of “Saturday Night Live” is set to air. Directed by Jason Reitman and co-written by Reitman and Gil Kenan, the new film “Saturday Night” seeks to dramatize this legendary evening, commemorating the show’s 50th anniversary in a dramatic retelling of its miraculous origin. Despite its nostalgic quality and impressive acting performances, the film’s most impressive feat is making one hour and 49 minutes feel like four hours.
(10/11/24 1:01pm)
Virginia women’s soccer finally ended a four-game losing streak in an impressive performance Thursday at Klöckner Stadium. The No. 25 Cavaliers (9-4-0, 2-4-0 ACC) dominated North Carolina State (3-8-2, 0-4-1 ACC) from start to finish in a 3-0 win. The matchup was also Virginia’s senior night, honoring the longest-tenured Cavaliers on the team.
(10/14/24 6:51pm)
Editor’s note: This article is a humor column.
(10/26/24 12:20am)
Editor’s note: This article is a humor column.
(10/30/24 5:21am)
The recent departures of All-ACC guards Reece Beekman and Kihei Clark have left Virginia men’s basketball with a fresh backcourt entering the 2024-25 campaign. There had been a large amount of uncertainty about who would be running Coach Ron Sanchez’s offense this season, but after senior guard Jalen Warley entered the transfer portal Tuesday morning, it appears sophomore guard Dai Dai Ames has the inside track to be the team’s starting point guard.
(10/10/24 5:47am)
(10/15/24 12:46am)
Acclaimed scholar and writer Social Science Prof. Alondra Nelson visited the University Tuesday evening to discuss artificial intelligence policy with University faculty members. Melody Barnes, executive director of the University’s Karsh Institute of Democracy, and Yael Grushka-Cockayne, professor of Business Administration at the Darden School of Business, moderated the conversation.
(10/11/24 5:17pm)
Returning for its 37th year in Charlottesville, the Virginia Film Festival is set to have quite the exciting lineup of films. Beginning Oct. 30 and ending Nov. 3, the films on display at this year’s festival span a myriad of themes and genres, from crime-driven musicals to gripping family dramas. In its diverse range of genres and forms, the festival aims to create an inclusive viewing experience that will highlight various perspectives and engender engaging conversations.
(10/14/24 4:00am)
Student Council unanimously passed a bill calling on the University to create a system promoting disaster relief efforts for Hurricane Helene, as well as explored the possibility of collaborating with the University Democrats to contribute to their Hurricane Helene fundraiser, at their General Body meeting Tuesday. Additionally, Student Council heard updates on the ongoing Menstrual Product Project, a partnership between the Student Council and the Women’s Center aimed at offering free menstrual products in dorms.
(10/11/24 3:08pm)
Last weekend, Virginia was in trouble. A grand total of 16 yards of offense and multiple coverage busts on defense defined a lethargic opening quarter for the Cavaliers (4-1, 2-0 ACC). The game felt like it was teetering on the edge of a blowout loss to Boston College, and it seemed it was only a matter of time before the Eagles (4-2, 1-1 ACC) landed the knockout shot. But Virginia’s defense bowed its neck, the offense executed in key moments and the Cavaliers rattled off 18 unanswered points to secure the 24-14 victory. That game has been the defining example of 2024 Virginia football — a game is never over until the final whistle blows. Until that happens, anything is possible.
