Alexis Gravely was the Assistant Managing Editor for the 129th term of The Cavalier Daily. Prior to this, she served as the Senior Associate News Editor during the 128th term.
Athena Lee was a Life columnist for The Cavalier Daily.
Adam Kimelman was an Opinion columnist for The Cavalier Daily.
Going from being a mentee to becoming a mentor has been the most rewarding experience for me on The Cavalier Daily.
Across the board, female college and university faculty are underrepresented and underpaid in comparison to their male counterparts.
While there are many much-needed renovations within Alderman Library, the closure of the building will only lead to a further lack of study space on Grounds.
The Mueller report represents some progress in the way we as a society attempt to describe and explain complex, long-reaching news stories.
The case to not add the question is expansive and supported by conservative and liberal stances alike.
Woodriff replacing important community spaces is just a preface to even broader, more devastating remodeling.
Student Council should be lauded for their efforts to make printing more accessible — however, printing should be free in all libraries at the University.
Love Connection was not only fun but a way for the student body to engage with The Cavalier Daily in a light-hearted way.
In light of Kennedy’s impact and enduring level of inspiration to others, it seems only fitting that the University should provide this alum with a permanent memorial.
While recent developments may sound promising, the freeze only lasts for one year, and it does not halt the 3.5 percent increase on out-of-state tuition.
In creating this petition, Kohlmoos is attempting to politicize a spectacular moment in Virginia men’s basketball history.
This flurry of tuition freezes is the direct result of work done by the Republican-controlled General Assembly.
A declination to prosecute the president for criminal conduct out of partisan electoral considerations would be a disaster for our system of justice and the rule of law.
In considering the economic effects of preventative care, specifically healthy food prescriptions, we have the potential to find common ground on the responsible provision of health care.
The President’s proposals regarding higher education free speech are not only promising by themselves but show the power that students have going into the 2020 elections.
We cannot let these bills go through because we owe it to both this nation and the women in it to protect female reproductive rights.
Labor at Newcomb and in the Office of the Dean of Students must make way for larger structural changes or run the risk of costing the larger community more than it is worth.
