A lack of proportionate representation of SIA residents — particularly the lower income residents — could have similar consequences as the Vinegar Hill incident.
Doing away with these two agencies would represent a complete disregard for the contributions the arts and humanities have made to many aspects of American life.
Republicans should look for ways to improve the ACA rather than trying to isolate its provisions
A recent ISC decision directly contradicts the claim that sororities empower members
2: The number of years the Rotunda was closed before reopening this semester
As a state school, the University should adjust its size to reflect the growing Virginia population
A recent poll highlights a clear gap in connection between Sullivan and students
The tweets are, most charitably, grossly unprofessional.
We would hate to see Virginia public schools suffer under the coming administration
Our University can surely afford this small act of generosity to the next generation of productive citizens
Our sanctioning system, well-intended though it may be, is nothing short of draconian
However much we may disagree with his actions or beliefs, Jefferson and our University today are inextricable
The Honor Committee should do everything in its power to let the sunlight in
The incident affirms existing concerns about whether police can impartially apply the law
87: The percentage of surveyed students who reported some degree of anxiety about the presidential election 52: The percentage of total Americans who reported some degree of anxiety about the election, according to the American Psychological Association 93: The percentage of surveyed students registered to vote either in Virginia or in their home state 67: The percentage of likely U.Va.
We can only hope Trump will serve with more dignity than how he ran his campaign
The jury decision validates what people who knew Eramo always believed
Dittmar’s proposal is more realistic than Garrett’s and has the benefit of truly reducing students’ financial obligations
900: The number of seats in Old Cabell Hall, where students can see Khizr Khan speak at 6:30 p.m.
Other speakers in that same auditorium include late Prof. Julian Bond and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
