Opinion

The employees of the Career Center truly value their work and always keep the best interests of students in mind.

Opinion

HESS: Utilize the Career Center

By Hunter Hess | August 10, 2021

Going through college and navigating our futures can be difficult, but the Career Center is here to make it all a little easier.

To put it plainly — eliminating the Honor Committee would promote equity in our community.

Opinion

STRIKE: Dismantle the Honor Committee

By Noah Strike | August 9, 2021

The “community of trust” is fundamentally the wrong paradigm for responding to dishonesty at the University.

I want to recognize a need for more cohesive and comprehensive feedback on major student assignments, particularly those at the end of the semester.

Opinion

WYLES: Instructor feedback needs revamping

By Bryce Wyles | August 9, 2021

When grading is subjective — as it most often is — our instructors should explain to us where we’re falling short.

COVID-19 has undoubtedly changed the University’s first-year experience, but on the grand scale of things, that only means that it makes first years more unique and more prepared.

Opinion

TOLLIVER: The Class of 2024 is at a disadvantage

By Shaleah Tolliver | August 1, 2021

One of the academic groups that got the shortest end of the stick was first years.

Every member of Congress should want to be on the right side of history by voting for this bill.

Opinion

DUROSS: Voting rights or filibuster? Congress should focus on For the People

By Evelyn Duross | June 21, 2021

The For The People Act would be one of the most impactful bills of our generation and of this decade.

Opinion

TOLLIVER: Counter-stereotypes can become stereotypes

By Shaleah Tolliver | June 17, 2021

To threaten an entire group of people with the notion of being less than human so that they feel as though they must maintain the face of a superhuman is not helping to create equality.

"We are governed by a body that we have no real input in."

Opinion

WYLES: The Board of Visitors is an outdated institution

By Bryce Wyles | June 15, 2021

"The Board's structure is contradictory to the self-governance that the University touts as one of its pillars."

Jefferson exploited enslaved laborers by using them to build and maintain the University.

Opinion

DUREGGER: U.Va. needs to more openly recognize its past

By Grace Duregger | June 6, 2021

It is the job of the University to consciously recognize and share its racist past with the public.

Let’s normalize the gap year in the United States.

Opinion

HASZARD: Normalize the gap year

By Allison Haszard | June 3, 2021

Taking a gap year isn’t lazy — it’s a shrewd decision that can benefit you both financially and academically.

Cruz’s actions shed light on an important fundamental question which ought to be addressed if we hope to avoid another scenario like this — how should elected officials see their job?

Opinion

TAUYYAB: Understanding the responsibilities of elected officials

By Raheel Tauyyab | June 3, 2021

In order for democracy to work properly we must recognize that leadership is not a privilege.

Sarita Mehta is a fourth year in the College and the student member of the University of Virginia Board of Visitors.

Opinion

MEHTA: Looking forward, together

June 1, 2021

There is a balance to strike in appreciating our community as a whole and celebrating the wealth of diversity that constitutes it.

Muhammad Amjad was a sports writer for the 130th, 131st and 132nd terms.

Opinion

PARTING SHOT: How telling the ‘story of now’ helped me craft my own

By Muhammad Amjad | May 23, 2021

Covering Virginia sports could not have led me into a more circuitous and unexpected three years filled with memories I will carry with me beyond these Grounds.

Ali Sullivan was a news editor during the 131st term and a senior associate editor during the 130th term

Opinion

PARTING SHOT: A love letter to student journalism

By Ali Sullivan | May 22, 2021

I am forever thankful that this student paper and the people within it reignited my love for journalism.

Nik Popli was The Cavalier Daily’s 131st Editor-in-Chief and 130th News Editor. Prior to this, he was a News Writer and Associate Editor for the 128th and 129th terms.

Opinion

PARTING SHOT: Where the seeds of transformational change sprout

By Nik Popli | May 21, 2021

It was a long and arduous journey, but the positive change we created in our community made it all worth it.

Aaron Rose was an Assistant Managing Editor for the 130th term and Puzzle Master for the 131st term of The Cavalier Daily. Prior to this, he served as a Copy Senior Associate Editor.

Opinion

PARTING SHOT: The Cavalier Daily gave me direction — just not the one I was expecting

By Aaron Rose | May 21, 2021

Looking back now as a fourth-year student, I realize that The Cavalier Daily had a formative impact on my undergraduate career.

Vignesh Mulay was a Sports Writer for the 130th and 132nd terms of The Cavalier Daily. He was also a Sports Editor during the 131st term.

Opinion

PARTING SHOT: Sportswriting is more than just writing about sports

By Vignesh Mulay | May 21, 2021

As my time in The Cavalier Daily draws to a bittersweet close, I understand now that sportswriters don’t have to just focus on sports.

Our calls for help are only ignored and downplayed — just like how we have been treated our entire lives — and the University is not an exception.

Opinion

KIM: The U.Va. APIDA community is hurting. Does the University even care?

May 9, 2021

As an Asian American student at U.Va., I am very disappointed by the lack of response from UVA leadership towards the increase in anti-Asian violence.

Humor

How to “study” for online final exams

By Malachy Dwyer | May 6, 2021

Ways to avoid wasting time studying from Humor Columnist Malachy Dwyer.

While it is incumbent upon University administrators to do everything in their power to ensure a smooth transition to what will hopefully be an in-person semester in the fall, members of the University community must also do their part.

Opinion

EDITORIAL: Mandate vaccines and ensure a safe fall semester

By Editorial Board | May 6, 2021

There remain a number of other steps that the administration ought to take if the University is to see a "normal" semester in the fall.

Homophobia and the difficulties of the closet are also both addressed in this song.

Opinion

MOORE: Stop simplifying the storyline of 'Montero'

By Jessica Moore | April 29, 2021

Montero (Call Me By Your Name) is a beautiful and complex song that reveals the difficulties about being a closeted gay person, addresses internalized homophobia and pleads for a more accepting narrative.

HESS: Utilize the Career Center

STRIKE: Dismantle the Honor Committee

WYLES: Instructor feedback needs revamping

TOLLIVER: The Class of 2024 is at a disadvantage

DUROSS: Voting rights or filibuster? Congress should focus on For the People

TOLLIVER: Counter-stereotypes can become stereotypes

WYLES: The Board of Visitors is an outdated institution

DUREGGER: U.Va. needs to more openly recognize its past

HASZARD: Normalize the gap year

TAUYYAB: Understanding the responsibilities of elected officials

MEHTA: Looking forward, together

PARTING SHOT: How telling the ‘story of now’ helped me craft my own

PARTING SHOT: A love letter to student journalism

PARTING SHOT: Where the seeds of transformational change sprout

PARTING SHOT: The Cavalier Daily gave me direction — just not the one I was expecting

PARTING SHOT: Sportswriting is more than just writing about sports

KIM: The U.Va. APIDA community is hurting. Does the University even care?

How to “study” for online final exams

EDITORIAL: Mandate vaccines and ensure a safe fall semester

MOORE: Stop simplifying the storyline of 'Montero'

Men’s soccer falls to No. 17 Virginia Tech in 2OT

BIG Brain discovery could transform epilepsy treatment

Jewish athletes find their voice during their final year on Grounds

Top 10 ways to persevere through in-person classes

A behind the scenes look into U.Va’s upcoming Arts Week

Men’s soccer suffers two straight losses

Bee Conscious Baking Company brings consciously curated goods to Charlottesville

Honor Committee debates use of the informed retraction in Sunday meeting

U.Va. hosts discussion on the American dream as part of Democracy Biennial

No. 17 Virginia field hockey wins two of last four

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