If a class of 60 reaches even one student in need, it is worth it.
Charlottesville has an affordable housing problem, and the proposed zoning allocations and rent controls are not the solution.
The University’s Center for Politics’ work to boost voter registration on Grounds through a variety of sign-up events highlights the importance of the younger voter demographic.
The removal of eligible voters is concerning, but so is the lack of transparency from the Department.
Asian American students recognized that the MSC is wholly insufficient to address this purpose, and rightfully fought for a physical space that celebrated Asian America.
Students should not have to be forced to jeopardize both their learning opportunities and those of their peers due to their economic situations and the rigidity of the Thanksgiving Break schedule.
The University must support CIOs that make their “vision of discovery, innovation, and development of the full potential of talented students” possible.
The P.U.M.P.K.I.N. Society Recognizes Individuals Who Enrich The University Community Through Their Silent And Selfless Service.
Party identification must be implemented on school board ballots to transparently identify candidates and allow voters to weigh their options.
Emotions — grief, fear, shock, anger — will always be a part of understanding violence and should not be bracketed so much as enriched by contextualization and solution-oriented mindsets.
Democrats and Republicans will most likely never draw the same lines on Congressional maps, but the focus should not be on these parties — it should be on the citizens’ whom they represent.
Any degree of investment in the fossil fuel industry is unacceptable, no matter how much a company may promise to pollute the environment in a “sustainable manner.”
This lack of guidance means that prospective students have no clarity on the permissibility of using AI to brainstorm or even write their essays.
The University is more than just a place of learning, it is a home to north of 20,000 young adults — for many of us, we just don’t feel safe in our homes anymore.
The 134th Cavalier Daily Editorial Board affirms the importance of supporting transgender and LGBTQ+ students, faculty and staff on Grounds, always and especially in the face of bigotry and anti-transgender rhetoric.
Eliminating the incentive to spend inefficiently as a consequence of the rankings system will open doors to improving the institution of higher learning that we all love so much.
I encourage everyone to decide for themselves which perspectives are worthy of admiration and allow others to do the same
We do not ask for agreement — we ask for dignity. We desperately seek peace and humanity.
Having made this commitment to Charlottesville, we have a responsibility as an institution to follow through
Let us be clear — conservative organizations have a right to bring problematic speakers to Grounds. But, under our right to free speech, we have the right to loudly protest their presence and vehemently criticize their perspectives.
