While this trend is certainly troubling, one exception is the University which has managed to keep its international enrollment numbers steady.
These people are responsible for the safety of the students and the larger University community, so any changes to these posts affects everyone.
Separating students only helps preserve these racial lines that were created by the belief that students of color simply cannot achieve as much as white students can.
We must remember that these statues and building names represent a painful history for minority communities.
The Cavalier Daily added the magazine to its collection of print and digital products as a way to innovate storytelling for the paper.
Simply banning donations from gay men doesn't actually reduce risk, because gay men aren't always at the highest risk to have HIV.
I am disappointed, but not surprised by the Democrats' newly proposed legislative measures.
This crusade to combat climate change can’t be successful if it’s all for show.
This proposal would help to create an efficient, ethical means for course enrollment.
As SuccessUVA is implemented, the administration must ensure that students are able to live comfortably and thrive at the University.
Strengthening ties to traditional supporters and making inroads in new communities must remain the priority of leaders and voters across the state.
Attempts to curb the objective coverage of events on campus endangers the ability of student journalists to provide accurate reporting.
Because the environment is a shared space, we should seek to implement renewable energy sources in a manner that is also shared.
My support for women’s access to safe and legal abortions does not reflect ignorance of facts, but rather an appreciation for the complexity of the issue itself.
The removal of the 21-gun salute demonstrates the administration’s lack of respect for ROTC students who will one day dedicate their lives to defending our nation.
We have the chance to work towards dismantling this large concentration of wealth that has accrued in the hands of only a few citizens.
Given that students represent an increasingly important constituency, elected officials must focus on the issues that disproportionately affect them.
It is incredibly important for residents of Charlottesville to have a way to express their concerns that is independent of the police department itself.
In an age of intense political polarization, it has become ever more important to have conversations with those who think differently.
The election will only mean something if Democrats use this opportunity to fight for working-class people.
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