Sports Briefs
A roundup of recent sports stories.
On the Brink
Baseball’s journey from the verge of obsolescence to the College World Series finals
The Cavalier baseball team during the last 12 years has gone from near extinction to one of the top programs in the nation.
The Future is Now
Welcome to your first college dorm room, 21st-century style
A look inside the new, eco-friendly, amenity-filled, dorms on Alderman Road.
James Hay Jr.‘s Pocket Knife
Take a look at the pocket knife of James Hay Jr., author of "The Honor Men."
Greatest Moments in UVA Sports History (and some we’d like to forget)
Alumni share memories of everything from Ralph Sampson to Omaha
Re-live some of the greatest moments in Virginia Sports history.
Sports Briefs
A tennis championship, a baseball no-hitter, a track school record and news from the Cavalier Marching Band.
Hoop Dreams
Photos by Matt Riley
Photos from the history-making men's basketball season.
Tracking Racial Bias in Children
Study indicates perceptions begin changing at age 7
A graduate student's research potentially identifies the nexus point for future biases seen in adults.
News Briefs
Recent news from around Grounds.
New Graduate Programs to Launch This Fall
Graduate students will have two new degree programs to choose from this fall—an M.S. in Data Science and an M.A. in European Studies.
Honor Update
Honor Committee chair says that Informed Retraction, introduced in April 2013, has been a success.
The Secret Life of Ken Elzinga
Professor has written four murder mysteries under a pseudonym
Elzinga has taught more than 40,000 UVA students since 1967, all the while penning murder mysteries on the side.
The Maestro
Philip Glass Visits UVA
From March 31 to April 2, Glass was in residency on Grounds, working with undergraduate and graduate students.
Songs In the Key of Life
The No Tones are an a cappella group for students who can't sing
The group bills itself as “the premier, the first, the only a cappella group for the musically challenged."
What Your Smart Phone Photos Can’t Do
Photography art students learn that film and prints still matter
Art professor William Wylie talks about the work of his advanced photography students.
A Different Kind of Red Brick
An engineering student creates a Lego masterpiece using Jefferson's original plans.
Men’s Tennis Breaks All-Sport Record
Program wins 117th consecutive ACC match, honors seniors against Wake Forest.
Your Soundtrack to Spring
Playlists from Akil Mitchell, the Hullabahoos, Dean Groves and others
Listen to spring playlists from Akil Mitchell, the Hullabahoos, Dean Groves and others—guaranteed to improve your mood.
When They Knew
UVA student-athletes share their breakthrough moments
We asked several Cavaliers to recall the moment in time when they knew they were good enough to play for UVA.
From the Heart
Faculty and staff talk about going the extra mile
Faculty and staff talk about what motivates them to help.
A Real Lifesaver
UVA medical student identifies patient with a deadly condition in training session
Two for the Rhodes
Honor Committee chair and Cavalier Daily editor win scholarships
Fourth-year students Evan Behrle and Charles Tyson have received Rhodes Scholarships.
Aristocracy of Talent
University President Teresa Sullivan discusses plans for recruiting and supporting a more economically diverse student body.
The Once and Future Yearbook
Online museum launches soon; plans underway for Corks and Curls revival
With the help of the Virginia History Lab, students and alumni are working on re-establishing Corks and Curls.
Home Cooking
UVA's International Center brings different cultures together through its cooking program
In the kitchen at UVA’s Lorna Sundberg International Center, students and community members come together to share home-cooked meals.
