Simply put, a council that antagonizes meaningful attempts at undoing a horrific past of racism has no place on our Grounds. The Jefferson Council needs to go.
If lives are to be saved from practices like lacing and overconcentration, the General Assembly must move forward with regulation.
The University’s continued partnership with the company is effectively tolerating the unethicality of its actions, sending students a clear message that ethics and health are not a concern here.
But based on recent developments, in no way should the University be focusing on expanding housing when it cannot adequately maintain the housing it currently has.
At the University, not only is healthy eating often expensive, but it is incredibly difficult to come by.
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