The power to avoid student unaffordability lies with the University, no one else.
The administration of the University acts without care of consequences because it knows there are none, and it is becoming incredibly frustrating to watch. The University community needs to alter its approach to these issues, or nothing will change.
While perhaps not using race as a primary form of discrimination, current debates over housing unfortunately and predictably devolve into camps of rich versus poor. The crux of the issue is the same — past and present residents wrestle over how to deal with rising property value and increasing population
Signing this Compact is a complete submission to federal control over a public university.
While this law does work to restrict the camera use, the data is still very loosely regulated, leaving it exposed to outside interference.
All in the day’s work of The Cavalier Daily’s submarine sandwich investigative journalist.
With a new class of students arriving in August, Corner restaurants will face another test of their price discrimination and thus need to learn LittleJohn’s lesson quickly.
Instead of focusing on outward expansion, the University should focus on internal expansion, specifically by working to utilize existing classroom infrastructure as much as possible.
Resisting an unjust system should be at the forefront of university policy.
In a Board of Visitors meeting on Monday, the University announced vague plans for a new construction project — a 100-foot tall Egyptian-style obelisk to be built on the Lawn.
