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While the environment of being in a classroom and in-person instruction is unmatched, the University should step into the future.

DUROSS: Incorporate aspects of hybrid classes into fall 2021

By Evelyn Duross | August 19, 2021

All of the lessons learned from online classes during the pandemic should not be forgotten — instead there should be synthesis from what classes looked like before and after COVID-19.

Every member of Congress should want to be on the right side of history by voting for this bill.

DUROSS: Voting rights or filibuster? Congress should focus on For the People

By Evelyn Duross | June 21, 2021

The For The People Act would be one of the most impactful bills of our generation and of this decade.

DUROSS: U.Va. can no longer ignore eating disorders

By Evelyn Duross | February 25, 2021

The atmosphere and habits created by college life have made colleges campuses a breeding ground for the development of eating disorders.

The election of Sen. Jon Ossoff and Sen. Raphael Warnock in Georgia should be viewed as a roadmap of what Democrats need to do moving forward to continue the electoral momentum.

DUROSS: The Democratic victory in Georgia was not a surprise

By Evelyn Duross | February 15, 2021

This victory should be viewed as a hard-earned outcome by the Black organizers and voters of Georgia.

There have been famous public figures for decades that, despite their gender or sexual orientation, have popularized and normalized the bending of clothing gender norms. These figures range from Prince to David Bowie.

DUROSS: Stop limiting the free exploration of gender

By Evelyn Duross | February 6, 2021

Men should wear whatever they want, especially when it leads to more fulfilling relationships, better mental health and a reduced stigma of gender expansive identities as a whole.

The definition of feminism and the necessary ideals to be categorized as a feminist are inherently missing in Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

DUROSS: Justice Amy Coney Barrett does not embody feminism

By Evelyn Duross | November 9, 2020

To be a feminist, you must fight for the equality of women and use your power and position to further women’s rights.

Evelyn Duross

DUROSS: Incorporate aspects of hybrid classes into fall 2021

DUROSS: Voting rights or filibuster? Congress should focus on For the People

DUROSS: U.Va. can no longer ignore eating disorders

DUROSS: The Democratic victory in Georgia was not a surprise

DUROSS: Stop limiting the free exploration of gender

DUROSS: Justice Amy Coney Barrett does not embody feminism

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