The interior — hospital-white lighting illuminating the pale, chipped walls, dust-soaked chairs and corners inhabited by mold — is repugnant to residents and visitors alike.

VOROBYEVA: Renovate the motels

By Alex Vorobyeva | 3 days ago

The inside setting — hospital-white lighting illuminating the pale chipped walls, dust-soaked chairs and corners inhabited by mold — is repugnant to residents and visitors alike.

Given the current failures of the Kitty Foster Memorial to justly recognize and memorialize the Venable Lane Community, the Board should establish an inclusive committee with relevant stakeholders to further investigate and make recommendations to address the memorial’s shortcomings

RIZZIO: The Kitty Foster Memorial deserves better contextualization

By Jacob Rizzio | 5 days ago

So, it is no surprise with this track record that Youngkin orchestrated a poorly-organized and ineffective witch hunt against Virginia public schools and their teachers through his tip line.

TOLLIVER: Here’s a tip — divisive concepts are not what’s threatening Virginia’s schools

By Shaleah Tolliver | November 13, 2022

First years have four more years of working and strengthening this community — it is vital that this work is built on a solid foundation of understanding and respect.

GADIYARAM: U.Va. leaders should rethink the Engagements Pathway

By Laasya Gadiyaram | November 9, 2022

Police unions have a long history of corruption and protecting the interest of the police against the interest of those they are to serve and protect.

LANFORD: Police collective bargaining is a mistake

By Ryan Lanford | November 7, 2022

HRL should alert first years sooner about the current competitive off-Grounds housing situation and make clear that on-Ground housing is an alternative that provides more options and time.

PANG: First-years should not have to scramble for housing

By Songhan Pang | November 6, 2022

UPADHYAYA: Why Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency matters

By Apal Upadhyaya | November 6, 2022

Sackett has the potential to set back climate protection initiatives and their efficacy on a state and federal level.

Hung Cao and candidates like him have weaponized their status as a minority — and, more importantly, an immigrant or descendant of immigrants — to represent the American Dream.

Opinion

CYNN: Hung Cao is a bad pick for Virginia

By Samantha Cynn | November 4, 2022

Candidates like Hung Cao, if they win this November, may end up doing more harm than good to the very groups they claim to represent.

Failing to recognize the situation is failing to stand up for the Jewish community.

Opinion

FREED: U.Va. has failed Jewish students

By Dan Freed | November 3, 2022

While these actions are a necessary step given the circumstances, I was beyond disappointed by the lack of communication to the student body about this incident.

Opinion

ONIBUDO: Honor, the silence is deafening

By Nathan Onibudo | November 2, 2022

The Committee has proven it is comfortable allowing alumni to define Honor for us — the current student body that the system is supposed to support.

Minimal and delayed access to prescriptions has potential to impact student health.

Opinion

HAVISON: Make U.Va. pharmacies more accessible to students

By Mikayla Havison | November 2, 2022

A major issue of both the SHW pharmacy and CVS locations in the Charlottesville area is that they do not seem to be designed with students in mind.

I call on the Biden administration to extend its debt relief efforts to private borrowers to help those of us relying just as much on private loans as federal ones.

Opinion

WYLES: The Biden administration should provide debt relief to private borrowers

By Bryce Wyles | October 31, 2022

If achieved, this goal will proactively reduce the need for debt relief in the first place and help more middle class families attend college.

Construction comes with a hefty price tag and a financial burden that could negatively impact students.

News

LORGUS: What we might lose by being the best

By Riley Lorgus | October 30, 2022

The University has a duty to protect us as current students and should not ignore our needs in the quest to be “great and good.”

Additionally, the requirement has the potential to produce graduates less prepared to take on a career, as it limits students from taking classes related to their major.

Opinion

RIZZIO: The 108 college credit requirement is hurting College students

By Jacob Rizzio | October 27, 2022

Pre-Batten and Pre-Commerce students are particularly disadvantaged by these policies.

We should never be required to move our cars from their permitted lot.

Opinion

WYLES: Permit-holding students should never have to move their cars

By Bryce Wyles | October 25, 2022

If the University keeps its mandatory vacate policy, it should make it extremely evident for people buying permits and ensure it always reminds permit holders of it each game week.

In no way should the University be focusing on expanding housing when it cannot adequately maintain the housing it currently has.

Opinion

MCCRACKEN: U.Va.’s response to mold in first-year dorms is unacceptable

By Ford McCracken | October 24, 2022

But based on recent developments, in no way should the University be focusing on expanding housing when it cannot adequately maintain the housing it currently has.

Inappropriate exam formats have the power to unjustly disadvantage students.

Opinion

DUNBAR: Large lecture courses should scrap in-person online exams

By Lauren Dunbar | October 24, 2022

There are several more functional exam formats that could replace in-person online exams in large lecture courses.

The University has already expressed its disapproval, so let us as an Editorial Board express ours —  these organizations should not be operating in any capacity after they’ve been found guilty of hazing.

Opinion

EDITORIAL: Hazing has no place here

By Editorial Board | October 20, 2022

The University only has so much responsibility for your willing engagement in dangerous organizations.

The name Just Report It is contradictory to the website’s purpose.

Opinion

HAVISON: Rename Just Report It

By Mikayla Havison | October 19, 2022

Just Report It echoes the antagonizing question, "Why didn't they just report it?"

Iran has robbed its people of the only thing they have left — their voice.

Opinion

MOHAJER: The Iranian students of U.Va. have had enough

By Leila Mohajer | October 17, 2022

Iranian students cannot and should not be solely responsible for bringing this issue to light.

Columns

VOROBYEVA: Renovate the motels

RIZZIO: The Kitty Foster Memorial deserves better contextualization

TOLLIVER: Here’s a tip — divisive concepts are not what’s threatening Virginia’s schools

GADIYARAM: U.Va. leaders should rethink the Engagements Pathway

LANFORD: Police collective bargaining is a mistake

PANG: First-years should not have to scramble for housing

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UPADHYAYA: Why Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency matters

CYNN: Hung Cao is a bad pick for Virginia

FREED: U.Va. has failed Jewish students

ONIBUDO: Honor, the silence is deafening

HAVISON: Make U.Va. pharmacies more accessible to students

WYLES: The Biden administration should provide debt relief to private borrowers

LORGUS: What we might lose by being the best

RIZZIO: The 108 college credit requirement is hurting College students

WYLES: Permit-holding students should never have to move their cars

MCCRACKEN: U.Va.’s response to mold in first-year dorms is unacceptable

DUNBAR: Large lecture courses should scrap in-person online exams

EDITORIAL: Hazing has no place here

HAVISON: Rename Just Report It

MOHAJER: The Iranian students of U.Va. have had enough

VOROBYEVA: Renovate the motels

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Lighting of the Lawn 2022 to uplift community at “Full Power”

RIZZIO: The Kitty Foster Memorial deserves better contextualization

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