Foster was a free Black woman who owned over two acres and a house just south of the University in the 1800s.
The idea of creating a tip line specifically to report teachers based on the imaginary CRT curriculum in our public schools or to further derail queer representation is not just unhelpful, though — it’s harmful to our progress.
We are not fooled by these foundations’ attempts at misconstruing community reclamation into destruction as a means of preserving Confederate ideology.
The Engagements Program is simultaneously necessary and flawed. Much of the most valuable content is lost in its delivery, and students frequently question the importance of taking these classes.
If Charlottesville is to achieve a more secure and safe environment for all its citizens, then oversight of the police should be of the utmost importance.
For first years, having to find housing for next year has disrupted our adjustment to college life.
Sackett has the potential to set back climate protection initiatives and their efficacy on a state and federal level.
The 43 Society will always be here supporting you, whether you see us or not.
Candidates like Hung Cao, if they win this November, may end up doing more harm than good to the very groups they claim to represent.
Quality and equitable healthcare can only continue to exist with the unobstructed access to legal and safe abortion.
While these actions are a necessary step given the circumstances, I was beyond disappointed by the lack of communication to the student body about this incident.
The Committee has proven it is comfortable allowing alumni to define Honor for us — the current student body that the system is supposed to support.
A major issue of both the SHW pharmacy and CVS locations in the Charlottesville area is that they do not seem to be designed with students in mind.
If achieved, this goal will proactively reduce the need for debt relief in the first place and help more middle class families attend college.
Iran for the past half of a century has been ruled by a regime that has done all it can to destroy its own citizens.
The student body will not vote to ratify a constitution it had no hand in creating, and Honor has a lot of work to do to build trust and increase buy-in amongst students and relevant stakeholders.
Throneburg’s commitment to fixing the issues pertinent to District 5 are evident — and it is the reason he deserves our vote.
Pre-Batten and Pre-Commerce students are particularly disadvantaged by these policies.
If the University keeps its mandatory vacate policy, it should make it extremely evident for people buying permits and ensure it always reminds permit holders of it each game week.
But based on recent developments, in no way should the University be focusing on expanding housing when it cannot adequately maintain the housing it currently has.
