UVA Football: ‘Hoos dominate Duke, win 34-17, to improve to 9-2, ahead of bye
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Virginia put up more than 500 yards for the first time since September, and the defense held a potent Duke offense to 255 yards, in a 34-17 win.
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Like many families, Virginia college students struggle with food insecurity
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Food insecurity affects nearly every segment of the U.S. population, including a growing number of students at community and four-year colleges.
UVA Basketball: Do we need to learn to embrace a new pace? Not necessarily
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On my way out of JPJ late Tuesday evening, a game-staff attendant remarked, “Virginia Basketball is still a thing of beauty, just a lot different.”
The 2026 Sixth District congressional field is starting to get crowded
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We have a second candidate about to enter the race for the Democratic Party congressional nomination in the Sixth District, with a third maybe on the way – amid uncertainty about what the district will even look like next fall.
‘The Game’ in D3: ODAC foes Randolph-Macon, Hampden-Sydney meet Saturday in Ashland
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“The Game” in Virginia college football is not Nov. 29 when Virginia Tech plays in Charlottesville against the Cavaliers.
UVA Football Notebook: What’s wrong with the offense? Your guess, as good as anybody’s
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I think, bigger than the loss, which felt inevitable, the way Virginia has been playing with fire the past few weeks, is the feeling from the outside looking in that the coaching staff is out of answers with what to do to get the offense rolling again.
Can UVA Football draw 60,000 fans to Scott Stadium on Saturday night?
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UVA Football coach Tony Elliott told me a few years back, shortly after arriving in Charlottesville, that he hoped to enter Scott Stadium to a packed house someday.
Waynesboro, which voted three times for Trump, went blue in 2025
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Waynesboro went blue in Tuesday’s elections, and for context on that, last time we saw the city vote for the Democratic Party nominee in a gubernatorial election was way back in 1985.
‘The Ice at the Bottom of the World’ film in production along Virginia’s coast
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A Virginia author’s script is coming to life as a feature film currently in production in Mathews and Gloucester counties.
Turner Ashby grad Raevin Washington finds a hoops home at Duquesne
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Dan Burt, the veteran women’s basketball coach at Duquesne, has kept in touch for nearly 30 years with a Shenandoah Valley hoop mentor.
