“Diversity” might seem to be just a few numbers in a demographic study, but it ultimately requires much more than admissions numbers to students from underrepresented backgrounds.
The hope and the message in each of these stories is the ability to maintain positive human connection through one of the darkest moments in modern human history.
It is not a coincidence that the housing crisis places an unequal burden on minorities — it is the result of structural racism ingrained in the city’s housing market.
Despite expanding mental health resources, students continue to demand more mental health support.
Issues with power dynamics and the long-term impacts of student volunteering have yet to be addressed at a large scale.
While at the University, Lombardo investigated documents from lawyers representing the Virginia State Colony for the Epileptics and Feebleminded — a chief site for sterilizations at the time.
Artists supported the BLM movement by using their respective talents to produce songs, documentary videos and artwork to empower and educate the public about the history of injustice towards Black Americans.
Diving deep into the "Community of Trust" and institutions that play a role in its enforcement to further understand the University's approach to the fall 2020 and the spring 2021 semesters.
BSA has prepared and taken the necessary steps to make many of its events accessible to students without breaking health guidelines and restrictions throughout the year.
Student advocates feel that problems surrounding a culture of sexual violence at U.Va. are only exacerbated by the pandemic and online learning.
As the Black Lives Matter movement brought into question this nation’s policing and justice systems, it also brought greater attention to the systemic struggles that Black people face in creating wealth and opportunity for themselves and their communities.
