Since lawn room selections came out last month, a debate has been raging in The Cavalier Daily Opinion section about the relative weight merit and representation should be given in the Lawn room selection process.
At times, students criticize Christian fellowships for racial homogeneity.
If Donald Trump’s proposed budget becomes is ever enacted, the United States will become a third-world country.
Social media is valuable for activists because it expediently disseminates information and effectively unites people for a single cause.
To steal a phrase from a fellow columnist, the debate around Lawn room selections is as much a tradition as the selection itself.
Last Saturday, we lost Chuck Berry, an artist who created the vernacular for one of America’s greatest popular idioms, rock and roll.
Leadership and responsibility are qualities every student should be allowed to learn and express while at the University.
Cutting programs which support America’s future workforce is inconsistent with the president’s commitment to creating jobs.
Students in the College face the remnants of this reality throughout their time at the University as they labor their way through hours of online French homework at three in the morning or trudge up Rugby Road to fulfill the fine arts requirement.
The story of the rise of the Tea Party is a familiar one. Protests erupted in the summer of 2009 and continued as a Democratic President and Congress pushed through a slew of consequential reform measures, culminating in the landslide Congressional victories for Republicans which made John Boehner Speaker of the House.
President Trump has never been shy about his views on the legitimacy of climate change, labeling it a fraud and an invention by the Chinese.
Saudi Arabian leaders made headlines last week when they launched the nation’s first Girls Council in Qassim province.
In 2016, several petitions were gathered across the state in hopes of removing locally elected officials.
Grammatical errors and typos have become increasingly present in the Cavalier Daily. Mistakes are understandable and sometimes corrections are necessary.
The Engineering School recently decided to make a monumental decision to remove major caps and allow any upcoming first-year to enroll in their major of choice.
Last month, I argued that the Lawn selection process should only consider an applicant’s merit, rather than an applicant’s race, socioeconomic background or area of study.
The administration should be commended for its empowerment of students in the project's discussion and planning.
While the benefits of the AHCA appear significant at first glance, with a reduction in the federal deficit of $337 billion, such benefits are minor over the long term.
The University’s Honor Code makes the school unique, and enhances the reputation and character of the institution.
In the midst of an overwhelming response against the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act, Rep. Tom Garrett, R-Va., seems to be moving away from holding inclusive town halls.
