The requirement of an application fee should be abolished, as the University should encourage academic exploration rather than discourage it with a fee.
It is important to acknowledge how unaffordability and unavailability have steepened housing inequality in the City for years.
The structure of McIntire and the application process for commerce clubs only widens the disadvantage that less fortunate students have.
As a part of a student newspaper, the Sports section has a unique perspective that other sports outlets don’t have.
The purpose of the Welcome Week concert is to show new students that there are safer ways to participate without going to the widely attended block party and every year the members of the UPC concerts committee strive to accomplish that.
While Virginia football may not win every game, we can do our best to make attending games the best experience possible by rethinking the tailgating landscape.
Unsubstantiated, illogical legislative proposals like the “freedom dividend” have no place in rational politics.
In regards to Sanders and Warren themselves, neither have the blemish free pasts that their supporters claim they have.
Refreshing, unified strains of conservative thought are the key to winning elections going forward, and must include support for marriage equality.
The Electoral College was a highly contested attempt by the U.S. founders to prevent the tyranny of mob rule and preserve the doctrines of federalism.
Those who oversaw these predatory practices should be held accountable by having their responsibilities reassigned to a new cohort.
There is no need to fear droves of drunkards descending upon Charlottesville and disrupting peaceful enjoyment of common spaces.
The University is a national institution that should expand the scope of its ethical responsibility.
It is clear that the decision to tap A$AP Ferg as the performing artist for this year’s Welcome Week Concert was a clear lapse in judgement.
A shopping week for classes during the first week of each semester could alleviate the stress and uncertainty of the course selection process here at the University.
Even when required, a background check does not have the ability to stop mass shootings from occurring.
While the advocacy in favor of special elections is undertaken in good faith, it would be a mistake for a number of reasons to allow them.
Jim Ryan's plan is riddled with contradictions, showing itself to be a corporate facade that will inevitably fail to deliver on its outlined goals.
It is important that the University ensures that the needs of students — and in particular, their health needs — are adequately addressed.
H&S’s articles often fail to answer one question — why should I care?
