We must recognize that our unwavering dedication to “tolerance” may be enabling exactly the opposite.
The next time you see a GoFundMe page, I certainly hope you ask yourself whether that person truly needs your help.
We can’t handle the idea that when a young woman finds the courage to accuse someone of abuse, she might actually be telling the truth.
If UVA Dining makes changes, more students would be willing to sign on to get a meal plan which will result in better quality overall for everyone.
I believe the public fascination with the "Formation" video is a bit unwarranted.
It would in fact be a good idea for the University to assign a core list of required reading assignments for all students before they graduate.
We should take Russia as a serious threat and as a strong state, but not a nation that we need to fear.
The University could easily correct its advising problems by hiring a team of professional academic advisors.
If The Cavalier Daily can expand the number of outside voices, then issues can be examined from a wider spectrum.
Trump has been a sensation because he has provided a silenced majority with a voice.
I would encourage students who need to fulfill the College requirement to do so outside the United States
I think we’re unfairly overlooking potential choices that would offer fairer opportunities for students found guilty of an honor offense.
Ladybug: Okay everybody, thanks for coming tonight. I know some of us had harder trips than usual getting here — A big, brown spider: I had to crawl across his sheets multiple times before leaving him terrified and awake. Ladybug: — so let’s take full advantage of our time together.
The University should consider implementing an oral communication requirement.
You may disagree with banning culturally appropriative costumes, but you should not consider reactions against cultural appropriation to be absurd.
Papers like The Cavalier Daily should do their utmost not to take sides in elections and political events.
The right to vote is central to the preservation of a democratic republic. Our own country can be characterized simultaneously as a praiseworthy beacon for a representative system of government, yet also as an imperfect structure in need of desperate reform.
I’m no stranger to being told what to do. Throughout my childhood, a variety of teachers and family members taught me to respect my elders, to treat others the way I want to be treated and to abide by a variety of other mantras from over a decade of operant conditioning — all of which successfully engineered my moral compass into that of a “proper” American citizen.
We need to step back and reorient the ways University counseling services and our student body think about and diagnose mental illness.
The foreign language requirement generally fails to equip students with sufficient practical knowledge, and so it should either be restructured to allow for more flexibility or to become more rigorous in material.
