Analysis: It’s not just as simple as saying, Virginia needs a post-up game
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Several readers commented on our postgame and postseason Virginia basketball columns to observe that the UVA offense needs some tweaks.
Search Results for Move Over
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Report reveals American cities with highest percentage of obese adults
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More than 40 percent of American adults are considered obese as WalletHub released its 2023’s Most Overweight and Obese Cities in the U.S.
Virginia Basketball Q&A: Deep dive into playing time for Kadin Shedrick
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Up through the Jan. 10 home game with North Carolina, Kadin Shedrick was leading the ACC in box plus/minus, defensive box plus/minus and defensive rating.
Deepening tensions on the Korean peninsula demand new thinking in Washington
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Tensions on the Korean peninsula have reached a new level of intensity.
Waynesboro business owner shares his side of story after embezzlement charges
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Aaron and Bethany Mallory opened Farmhaus on Main Street in November 2016 in downtown Waynesboro.
Geofence surveillance: First, they spied on protesters. Then churches. You’re next
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If you give the government an inch, it will always take a mile. This is how the slippery slope to all-out persecution starts.
NCAA Tournament pregame Five Observations: A look into how Virginia-Furman might go
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Furman is the hare, Virginia, as always, the tortoise. Who wins the tempo battle will go a long way to telling us who wins the game on Thursday.
Furman will want to speed up Virginia: Best of luck in actually doing that
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Thursday’s Virginia-Furman matchup is a classic clash of styles, the tortoise vs. the hare.
MBU alum to give interactive talk about communications, social media
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Mary Baldwin University’s 2023 Smyth Lecture will feature environmental nonprofit communications guru Robyn Stegman with the Ocean Conservancy.
The right’s assault on the word ‘woke’ is, of course, dog-whistle racism
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The amazing thing about the anti-woke crusade of the right is how fragile and linguistically cautious it is, compared to the way things were in the “good old days,” whose passing the anti-wokers so deeply lament.
