Just as with Anita Hill, despite Ford's allegations, Kavanaugh was still confirmed and has become a member of the highest court in the land.
Riggleman offers the leadership that the University community, Charlottesville and the Fifth District need.
Until the discrepancy between these competing figures can be reconciled, University and community members should be alarmed by the potential loss to our intellectual capacities.
Ambassadors aren’t enough — popular off-Grounds areas need more effective safety measures in cases of emergency.
We don’t like shying away from academic challenges, but we know that the course of our lives seems to hinge on the impersonal and arbitrary metric of GPA.
Over and over again, our universities have ignored graduate students and post-doctorates from inclusion in these policies — these students should not have to choose between their child and job just the same.
If the University wants to protect the health of students during flu season, a program that is more accessible for students would surely help achieve this goal.
The University’s rate for housing for all first years is $6,240, regardless of which dorm you are assigned to, or if you are assigned to a single, double, or triple.
The lack of transparency in the former Charlottesville Police Chief’s current relationship with the City suggests a betrayal of public trust
The University's foreign language requirement as it stands is overly burdensome for students and does not effectively take into account their previous experience with a language.
At my Honor trial, the Committee and jury were confronted with their own potential biases because I, a black man, was accused of fabricating a story about police harassment.
After experiencing a violating assault, survivors deserve to have their right to both bodily autonomy and agency reaffirmed.
When states underfund the public defense system they unfairly disparage the most vulnerable Americans.
U.Va. President Jim Ryan's endorsement of civic engagement is a welcome first step, but the administration needs to commit to do more if it wants to be seen as a place that supports student voting.
The Charlottesville and University communities must understand the negative impacts of identity politics
Since the University has the resources and facilities to promote political engagement at the local level, organizing groups should make use of the best possible venues.
Despite the recent expansion of paid parental leave in Virginia, relatively few workers benefit from these programs nationwide.
The Cavalier Daily’s Arts & Entertainment section has a specific ability that other sections don’t — its writers can tell deeply profound stories that come from the arts.
Under her direction, it is very likely that sexual assault violations will result in less justice for survivors.
Students must be taught to exercise their rights effectively and responsibly in order for them to best enact the change they wish to see in the world.
