WONG: How to fix the Electoral College without abolishing it
By William Wong | December 13, 2016The system needs to be more representative than it currently is
The system needs to be more representative than it currently is
Forcing RAs to sacrifice financial aid creates less socioeconomically diverse staffs
2: The number of years the Rotunda was closed before reopening this semester
Increasing data available to students can only help with course selection
There is no reason not to recommend testing for women over 75 years of age
Twitter contributes to the systematic devaluing of people's opinions
He, like anyone else, is capable of significant personal growth
What happened that Saturday contradicts what I want the University to be
As a state school, the University should adjust its size to reflect the growing Virginia population
When students opt to leave resource-poor schools, those institutions lose valuable funds
Some recent political Opinion articles have contained confusing language
A recent poll highlights a clear gap in connection between Sullivan and students
It is absurd to allow Wes Bellamy to continue to represent the people of Charlottesville
It was a necessary punishment given the blatant inability by the officer to meet his responsibilities
The tweets are, most charitably, grossly unprofessional.
We would hate to see Virginia public schools suffer under the coming administration
Our leaders need to strongly and unequivocally condemn Russian interference
If the University is going to embrace the Jefferson legacy, then it can no longer do so selectively
Our University can surely afford this small act of generosity to the next generation of productive citizens
Our sanctioning system, well-intended though it may be, is nothing short of draconian