WITH ALL the enthusiasm of a dog forced to take its eye medication, President Bush announced last week that he would order the creation of an independent commission to investigate "intelligence failures" leading up to his administration's decision to go to war with Iraq. One might be tempted to breathe a sigh of relief
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CLIPPINGER: Bridge the political ambition gap for women in Virginia and beyond
By Grace Clippinger | YesterdayIf Virginia is serious about equity, it should work on cultivating girls’ ambition in perhaps the most transformative location it has to offer — the classroom.
EDITORIAL: U.Va.’s reproductive health care efforts meet a critical moment
By Editorial Board | YesterdayIn light of continuing national and regional efforts to restrict reproductive rights of women, Student Council and U.Va. Health must continue to collaborate on ensuring safe and reliable access to reproductive health care.
YOUNIS: Artificial intelligence teaching assistants hinder student learning
By Ayat Younis | 3 days agoBy removing human guidance and encouraging engagement with AI, students are ultimately discouraged from engaging deeply with material and instead learn to outsource their thinking, mistaking efficiency for understanding.
