Jefferson exploited enslaved laborers by using them to build and maintain the University.

DUREGGER: U.Va. needs to more openly recognize its past

By Grace Duregger | June 6, 2021

It is the job of the University to consciously recognize and share its racist past with the public.

Muhammad Amjad was a sports writer for the 130th, 131st and 132nd terms.

PARTING SHOT: How telling the ‘story of now’ helped me craft my own

By Muhammad Amjad | May 23, 2021

Nik Popli was The Cavalier Daily’s 131st Editor-in-Chief and 130th News Editor. Prior to this, he was a News Writer and Associate Editor for the 128th and 129th terms.

PARTING SHOT: Where the seeds of transformational change sprout

By Nik Popli | May 21, 2021

How to “study” for online final exams

By Malachy Dwyer | May 6, 2021

Homophobia and the difficulties of the closet are also both addressed in this song.

MOORE: Stop simplifying the storyline of 'Montero'

By Jessica Moore | April 29, 2021

We must neither worship nor tear down the statue of Thomas Jefferson residing in front of the Rotunda.

LAUGHRIDGE: Does Thomas Jefferson deserve our praise or our disdain? The answer is perhaps a bit of both.

By Thomas Laughridge | April 27, 2021

CANO-SANTIAGO: U.Va. should distribute and require COVID-19 vaccinations

By Yssis Cano-Santiago | April 25, 2021

While students may be split on their motivations for acquiring the vaccine, many around the country and at the University are interested.

The University can preserve freedom of speech while exercising their right to ban outright discrimination on Grounds.

Opinion

CHEBILI: Stopping University-funded discrimination is not a violation of free speech

By Nicole Chebili | April 21, 2021

It is in the hands of University leaders who have the power to take influential administrative or legal action to allow the University to be welcoming for all.

Planning a fully in-person semester this Fall is irresponsible

Opinion

MOORE: U.Va. should offer hybrid class options this fall

By Jessica Moore | April 18, 2021

Those universities who have already released information attempting to commit to a specific plan are recklessly ignoring the many variables that have potential to evolve this summer.

Students around the country are struggling to find summer job and internship plans due to pandemic.

Humor

Career advice from your favorite unemployed student

By Emily Porter | April 14, 2021

Humor columnist Emily Porter offers practical tips for the unfortunate souls without an internship.

No one loses anything if all three sessions are included in the free offering

Opinion

WYLES: Make Summer Session II and III courses free for eligible students

By Bryce Wyles | April 12, 2021

Even if these courses are technically included in our tuition, we still save money and stress by taking them as standalone classes outside of the fall and spring terms.

Having a fast-operating laptop in an age where virtual learning has become almost normal is a privilege often taken for granted.

Opinion

WYLES: Teachers, please use the raise-hand feature in your virtual classes

By Bryce Wyles | April 4, 2021

Without the raise-hand feature, I wouldn’t be able to pipe in unless it was clear no one was speaking, using that awkward silence we’ve all experienced in class — virtual or in-person

Keeping OAAA in a building that is tucked away and seemingly hidden feels like an addition to the University’s long history of oppressive behaviors.

Opinion

WHITE: Can OAAA get an upgrade too?

By Aliyah D. White | March 29, 2021

It is important to note that while The Office of African American Affairs does put a priority on Black students at U.Va., its mission has space for all students.

The Corner is the perfect place to take the next car-free jump — it should be pedestrianized.

Opinion

STRIKE: Pedestrianize the Corner

By Noah Strike | March 26, 2021

Pedestrianizing the Corner would boost business, increase safety for pedestrians and cyclists and foster bonds between the University and Charlottesville community.

The University should abolish parking fees on Grounds during the pandemic, and eventually, for good.

Opinion

HASZARD: Abolish parking fees on Grounds

By Allison Haszard | March 24, 2021

If students are paying full tuition to attend a University only partially in-person, they should at least be able to park for free on-Grounds to go about their business in a safer manner.

Police don’t keep us safe, they leech off public funding so that they can hold on to their power to intimidate and harass community members.

Opinion

WARTEL: Defund the police

By Jacob Wartel | March 23, 2021

By fighting for defunding the police, we can simultaneously fight to refund public transportation, housing, education and our communities

The events of Jan. 6 were premeditated violent attacks on several protected ideals — including the right to freedom of the press.

Opinion

CANO-SANTIAGO: The American media must be protected at all costs

By Yssis Cano-Santiago | March 19, 2021

These are not isolated events — over the past few months, several acts of violence have been committed against journalists following the 2020 Presidential election results.

The working conditions of college athletes closely resemble those of their professional counterparts.

Opinion

MCCOY: Student-athletes deserve labor rights

By Robert McCoy | March 18, 2021

The NCAA would like you to believe that their ‘student-athletes’ are entirely incomparable to employees.

With such negative portrayals, I can tell you that as a Native American it is sometimes painful to be a student at the University.

Opinion

RUSSELL: The University must atone for its legacy of genocide

By Zac Russell | March 12, 2021

The University must begin taking steps to actively confront its history, and that of its founder.

But one place where applications don’t belong is in the College, where many majors have a limited capacity, and thus, a strict application process.

Opinion

CHEBILI: Major applications create a toxic culture at the University

By Nicole Chebili | March 10, 2021

The first year of college should be about exploration and adjusting to college, yet scores of students have to worry about planning for future applications, back-up plans and which prerequisite courses to commit to.

Columns

DUREGGER: U.Va. needs to more openly recognize its past

PARTING SHOT: How telling the ‘story of now’ helped me craft my own

PARTING SHOT: Where the seeds of transformational change sprout

How to “study” for online final exams

MOORE: Stop simplifying the storyline of 'Montero'

LAUGHRIDGE: Does Thomas Jefferson deserve our praise or our disdain? The answer is perhaps a bit of both.

More stories

CANO-SANTIAGO: U.Va. should distribute and require COVID-19 vaccinations

CHEBILI: Stopping University-funded discrimination is not a violation of free speech

MOORE: U.Va. should offer hybrid class options this fall

Career advice from your favorite unemployed student

WYLES: Make Summer Session II and III courses free for eligible students

WYLES: Teachers, please use the raise-hand feature in your virtual classes

WHITE: Can OAAA get an upgrade too?

STRIKE: Pedestrianize the Corner

HASZARD: Abolish parking fees on Grounds

WARTEL: Defund the police

CANO-SANTIAGO: The American media must be protected at all costs

MCCOY: Student-athletes deserve labor rights

RUSSELL: The University must atone for its legacy of genocide

CHEBILI: Major applications create a toxic culture at the University

‘There’s a point at which we’re going to break:’ Graduate students demand respect, fair working conditions

A reflection on the sky

Virginia baseball will take a 1,186-mile trip to the College World Series after defeating Dallas Baptist in two of three games

WYLES: The Board of Visitors is an outdated institution

U.Va. Launchpad program gears up for its second summer in operation

TOLLIVER: Counter-stereotypes can become stereotypes

Meyer’s National Championship highlights the conclusion of the season for a Virginia program on the rise

WYLES: The Board of Visitors is an outdated institution

U.Va. Launchpad program gears up for its second summer in operation

Virginia baseball will take a 1,186-mile trip to the College World Series after defeating Dallas Baptist in two of three games

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