WUVA

03/30/2026

LOLLAPAHOOZA // WUVA stopped by LollapaHOOza, featuring live music, a photo booth, Kona Ice, and DIY arts and crafts.

🎥 Conwell Morris

03/30/2026

CAKE ON THE LAWN // WUVA stopped by the 2026 Cake on the Lawn. This event, started in 2025 by fourth-year Fernanda Vergara, brings together homemade cakes and hungry students. It is a philanthropic event, supporting partner organizations through the ticket sales.

By the time WUVA arrived, the cakes had been finished, but students hung around to listen to live music, eat shaved ice, and do arts and crafts.

🎥 Conwell Morris

03/28/2026

Thousands rally along Route 29 in Charlottesville, joining millions of Americans in the third No Kings National Day of Nonviolent Action, organized by Indivisible Charlottesville.

Through signs, singing, and more, local residents gathered to denounce recent actions by the Trump administration including waging war on Iran, calling for ICE raids, and imposing tariffs.

02/21/2026

With Student Council elections approaching, we asked UVA students about the changes they hope to see and the qualities they look for in candidates.

🎙️Emily Asiama, Cassie Callis
🎥 Sam Shibu
🖥️ Cameron Mottley

02/12/2026

HOO POLLS // UVA Students react to the Super Bowl Halftime Show featuring Bad Bunny. The Halftime Show was the highest viewed in Super Bowl history and was accompanied by rumors of a Travis Scott appearance.

🎙️Conwell Morris

12/07/2025

WUVA captured fans’ reactions as they emptied out of Bank of America Stadium last night.

🎙️Conwell Morris
🎥Callum Bohn

12/07/2025

The Hoos fell short last night in the ACC Championship // Swipe through some photos from the game.

Virginia was uncharacteristically poor on both sides of the ball for much of last night’s game. The defense struggled to stop Duke’s Nate Sheppard on the ground, who totalled 128 yards. They also coud not contain Darian Mensah in the pocket—he spun around and improvised big plays on numerous occasions, including on the game-winning touchdown pass in overtime. Duke was able to control time-of-possession, especially in the first half; they opened the game with the two longest drives in ACCFCG history (9:38 in 1st Qtr, 8:02 in 2nd Qtr).

Mensah was highly efficient (19/25, 196 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT) compared to UVA’s Chandler Morris (21-40, 216 YDS, 2 TD, 2 INT). The Virginia offense looked out of sync until the 4th Qtr when they sprung to life on a 96-yard touchdown drive to tie the game and send it to overtime—it was the third-longest drive in ACCFCG history. J’Mari Taylor and Harrison Waylee both found success on the ground all night, but OC Des Kitching’s gameplan more heavily featured the passing game.

Losing the ACC Championship, and a shot at the CFP, in this fashion surely leaves a sour taste in the mouth of anyone who has been along for the ride with the Hoos this year. Despite a disappointing performance in Charlotte, Virginia showed great heart as they rallied back and sent the game to OT. The Hoos’ season is not over yet—they await their bowl game assignment today.

📸Kavya Shah

12/07/2025

12/07/2025

HALFTIME // Virginia trails Duke 14-7 at the half. The Cavaliers struggled to move the ball and missed a field goal in the early going.

📸 Hannah Hill

12/07/2025

GAMEDAY // UVA fans traveled to Charlotte to watch their Hoos in action. WUVA caught up with them at their tailgates.

🎥 Callum Bohn
🎙️Conwell Morris

12/07/2025

We are underway in Charlotte! Check out some score predictions from fans who made the trip down to Bank of America Stadium.

🎙️Conwell Morris
🎥Callum Bohn