The dependence on building multi-family units within existing communities to protect rural areas from development has had a disparate impact on marginalized communities.
Now is the time for Virginia to mandate comprehensive, LGBTQ+ inclusive sex education in public schools to finally rectify significant health disparities.
Racial equity cannot just be met with diplomacy and speeches — rather it requires a change in ideology.
When grading is subjective — as it most often is — our instructors should explain to us where we’re falling short.
Humor columnist Ky Lynch covers U.Va.’s latest attempt to pay homage to its history.
It is the job of the University to consciously recognize and share its racist past with the public.
Covering Virginia sports could not have led me into a more circuitous and unexpected three years filled with memories I will carry with me beyond these Grounds.
It was a long and arduous journey, but the positive change we created in our community made it all worth it.
Ways to avoid wasting time studying from Humor Columnist Malachy Dwyer.
Montero (Call Me By Your Name) is a beautiful and complex song that reveals the difficulties about being a closeted gay person, addresses internalized homophobia and pleads for a more accepting narrative.
We must learn to utilize nuance in our evaluations of all people, whether they be historical leaders or current ones.
While students may be split on their motivations for acquiring the vaccine, many around the country and at the University are interested.
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.
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.
Humor columnist Emily Porter offers practical tips for the unfortunate souls without an internship.
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.
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
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.
Pedestrianizing the Corner would boost business, increase safety for pedestrians and cyclists and foster bonds between the University and Charlottesville community.
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.
