Peter Beinart speaks on being Jewish and opposing Israel
By Brandon Kile | September 12, 2025Beinart spoke critically of current Jewish culture surrounding the state of Israel and its actions in Palestine.
Beinart spoke critically of current Jewish culture surrounding the state of Israel and its actions in Palestine.
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, within three years of initial enrollment, 30 percent of undergraduates who had declared their major had changed it before at least once.
Three students interviewed reported that the process of selecting second-year housing so early in their first year can be stressful but that the University has resources.
For iPhone users, the new mobile ID is accessible via the digital wallet in one’s phone after downloading the Atrium Campus Connect App and adding the pass to the Apple Wallet.
University faculty, administrators and students are all grappling with how to integrate and regulate AI use in classrooms.
Upon entrance, the students were handed an informative pamphlet about their First Amendment right to free speech.
These students have had to find efficient and affordable ways to travel across several states just to get back home or back to school.
In the wake of University President Jim Ryan’s resignation, The Cavalier Daily collected student reactions through a Microsoft Form
Virginia’s first case was confirmed in April, with the patient being a child under the age of 5 and from the Northern part of the state.
One of the two largest disruptions to traffic is at the three-way intersection of McCormick Road, Rugby Road and University Avenue.
Wise offers the Year in Wise program in which in-state students on the U.Va. College of Arts and Sciences waitlist may enroll in Wise for one year and then transfer to University Grounds in Charlottesville to complete their degree.
Many students find the Career Center to be a valuable tool during the job search and application process.
In University President Jim Ryan’s welcome address, he acknowledged the support of family members and friends present in the audience and beyond that played supportive roles in these graduates’ lives.
Catholic students on Grounds expressed surprise about Leo’s election.
At the University, students shared a range of perspectives on his legacy of reform, inclusivity and his impact on the global Catholic community.
U.Va. Dine facilitated the drive by converting each meal swipe donated by a student into one pound of food that is then donated to the CFP.
Students from Contracted Independent Organizations and University Office of Sustainability leadership programs each shared their unique perspectives about sustainability advocacy on Grounds.
The Society has a storied history of honoring University leaders with the Pale Z.
Through funding from Student Council, students are now able to receive free STI testing with SHW which includes tests for HIV, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Hepatitis C.
While the Lawn has 54 rooms available to fourth-year students, only 48 are assigned through the competitive review process overseen by the Lawn selection committee.