This was previously submitted as an impact statement for a sanctioning hearing this fall in a recent Title IX matter at the University. The author's name was omitted to protect their identity.
It’s ridiculous and completely unacceptable that the University would begin allowing students to move back to Charlottesville — even if they live off-Grounds — without having clear and effective protocols at Student Health to give information to students who test positive or who may have been exposed.
When it comes to health, the University has proven it is disgracefully incompetent.
Many universities with similar plans and initiatives have proven to be woefully unprepared for containing the dissemination of COVID-19.
If qualified immunity continues to protect police officers, not only will victims not be compensated, but the violations will continue to occur.
As physicians continue to engage these inequities on a daily basis, the importance and necessity of their legal engagement becomes all the clearer.
The dehumanization of black and brown people happens again and again and again and again and again and again … How many more unjust deaths must there be?
If the University seeks to have fair and equitable admissions processes — which it should, as a public institution — it should stop considering legacy status.
Ultimately, arguments for military action should be judged on their own merits, not on who makes them.
The Cavalier Daily has continued to shine a light in dark corners and to ask tough questions.
The structure of McIntire and the application process for commerce clubs only widens the disadvantage that less fortunate students have.
The most wasteful vote is spent on a candidate with whom you do not agree
