DUA: Standardize class sections between professors By Shrey Dua | 10/21/2019 Differences that exist between professors of the same courses, present an unnecessary obstacle to students for mostly arbitrary reasons. READ MORE
DRISCOLL: Allegations of Biden wrongdoing in Ukraine are a bunch of malarkey By Thomas Driscoll | 10/21/2019 1:02pm Trump's erratic behavior is reflective of a growing sense of desperation that he and his campaign have with the prospect of standing next to Biden on the debate stage.
YOWELL: America is in desperate need of comprehensive sex education By Hailey Yowell | 10/21/2019 The benefits children accrue from sex education far outweigh the political and moral agenda against these programs. READ MORE
ASCH: The missed opportunity of the ‘Honor the Future’ campaign By Jacob Asch | 10/18/2019 It is hard to dispel the notion that the University's goal of raising its college ranking is in conflict with the mission of making it a more equitable institution. READ MORE
SONG: California is right to begin paying its college athletes By Richard Song | 10/16/2019 Virginia should follow California’s lead to help collegiate athletes get financial payment they deserve. READ MORE
HESS: The New College Curriculum is not the answer By Hunter Hess | 10/15/2019 The New College Curriculum hinders students from venturing outside of their comfort zones and trying new things. READ MORE
ERIKSSON VON ALLMEN: Sweden is not socialist—so stop saying it is By Esther Eriksson von Allmen | 10/15/2019 To be perfectly clear, Sweden's status as a welfare state does not make it socialist. READ MORE
SPEIRS: It is the responsibility of educators to get children outside By Valerie Speirs | 10/14/2019 As children spend less and less time outside in the fresh air, schools should take on the responsibility of getting children outside. READ MORE
SIEGEL: Reinstate Founder’s Day By Jeremy Siegel | 10/14/2019 While Jefferson’s involvement in slavery can’t and shouldn’t be forgiven, it is clear that he made some of the crucial steps towards freeing slaves in the United States. READ MORE
STRIKE: Adopt the New College Curriculum By Noah Strike | 10/14/2019 The New College Curriculum has shown its capability to produce students who are well-versed in the major issues of our time. READ MORE
FERGUSON: Asking the right questions about reframing our history By Thomas Ferguson | 10/13/2019 These decisions figure into a much larger national discussion on the memorialization of certain figures and institutions with complex legacies. READ MORE
STRIKE: Overhaul U.Va. Arts By Noah Strike | 10/09/2019 The University must embrace creativity and abstraction if it wants to remain a top-tier institution at the front lines of academia. READ MORE
MCKELVEY: The Planning and Coordination Council should include elected officials By Victoria McKelvey | 10/09/2019 To guarantee the council is helping those who could be most influenced by its aid, there has to be public input. READ MORE
LAWSON: Partisan plots to pack the Supreme Court threaten judiciary independence By Charlotte Lawson | 10/08/2019 The securing of short-term political goals is not worth sacrificing an intricate and time-tested system of checks and balances. READ MORE
SPEIRS: All DACA recipients should receive financial aid at U.Va. By Valerie Speirs | 10/07/2019 While this was a step in the right direction for the University, it is still far from where we need to be in order to serve potential DACA recipients from across the country. READ MORE
HESS: Impeachment is not enough By Hunter Hess | 10/04/2019 Articles of impeachment pushed through by a Democratic majority in the house accomplishes nothing if the Republicans do not remove President Trump from office. READ MORE
PASCIAK: Extend the drop deadline for students in the College By Zachary Pasciak | 10/01/2019 The University needs to extend the drop deadline for classes and allow students more time to decide if they want to keep a course on their schedule. READ MORE
BATSUKH: Remain cautiously optimistic for SIS redesign By Bilge Batsukh | 10/01/2019 Little could be worse than the previous SIS system at the University. READ MORE
WARTEL: Virginia’s poor environment for workers can only be remedied with unions By Jake Wartel | 09/30/2019 The path forward for working-class residents of Virginia and the United States is through rebuilding the labor movement READ MORE
ASCH: There is plenty of affirmative action for rich people By Jacob Asch | 09/29/2019 As a public institution, that receives state funds, U.Va. is meant to serve the whole public, not just the richest among us. READ MORE
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