The Cavalier Daily

06/03/2026

HUMOR: E-mbassadors from the School of Engineering and Applied Science bring light to the superiority of their majors.

As the University’s dedicated E-mbassadors, we believe it is time to take a stand against the pre-med propaganda.

06/03/2026

OPINION: A committee-review model like the STC would offer the agility and adaptability needed to navigate the evolving AI frontier at the University.

The malleable nature of AI poses a unique challenge to the creation of educational best practices.

06/03/2026

NEWS: Virginia’s attempt to redraw maps is similar to Texas, California and other states — but ultimately ended with a different outcome.

Here is a closer look at each states’ redistricting efforts and how they compare to Virginia.

06/03/2026

VIDEO // Assoc. Commerce Prof. Sherri Moore, best known for her courses in Commercial Law and Constitutional Law, shares lessons beyond the classroom.

✍️ Kayla Moore
🎥 Kate McDermott

06/03/2026

A&E: The new ovine-oriented release starring Hugh Jackman is charming, earnest and oddly resonant with audiences of all ages.

What makes “The Sheep Detectives” so surprising is the grace with which it handles such emotional complexity.

06/03/2026

SPORTS: A late-inning near-comeback was not enough to survive and advance as the season concluded in Hattiesburg, Miss.

“[Next season] we can be more surgical in our approach to really filling needs around the good young players that are here and the good young players that are coming in,” Pollard said. “[We can] really be in a position when we hit the ground running in the fall, to have so much more continuity...

06/03/2026

NEWS: The most frequently reported honor code violation concerned cheating, with approximately 100 reports made from Dec. 17 to May 17.

The Honor Committee released an email to the University community May 21 detailing each Honor investigation and sanction between Dec. 17 and May 17, in which cheating remained the most frequently reported Honor Code violation.

06/01/2026

OPINION: Students should not be financially penalized for parking during the most emotionally taxing weeks of the year

The choice is simple — if you want to study, you pay. However, that choice becomes increasingly untenable during the most academically and emotionally taxing weeks of the year.

06/01/2026

NEWS: The CSC has increased program diversity and plans for growth in the future, including expanded hours

With the conclusion of the 2025-26 academic year, the Contemplative Commons building celebrates its first year since its grand opening.

06/01/2026

NEWS: The Faculty Senate conducted exit interviews with 46 departing faculty, highlighting the University's commitment to diversity while citing concerns about compensation and leadership

The University’s Faculty Senate conducted voluntary exit interviews with departing faculty members following the 2025-26 academic year in collaboration with the Work Institute.