EDITORIAL: Next semester is not going to be any easier — U.Va. must prepare itself
By Editorial Board | November 19, 2020The twists and turns of the fall’s horror movie are fading — we can’t let there be a sequel.
The twists and turns of the fall’s horror movie are fading — we can’t let there be a sequel.
For almost 73 million people to have voted for Trump is a troubling testament to the number of American citizens that are misinformed and easily swayed by a politician they idolize.
No matter the outcome, standing up for your principles disrupts the presumption of agreement so often assumed by bigots.
It is imperative that the University breaks this pattern of ignoring this shameful history.
I hope all queer and trans people rest assured that their identity is beautiful — it is the oppressors that possess the ugly.
RAs at the University are traditionally undercompensated, but the coronavirus pandemic has drastically increased the precarity of their circumstances.
To be a feminist, you must fight for the equality of women and use your power and position to further women’s rights.
This semester is extraordinary, necessitating nothing less than an extraordinary response from the University administration — a response it has failed to deliver thus far.
The abundance of low-paying Black positions exists in concurrence with a lack of Black held professor positions.
Anti-communist sentiments continue to reverberate in American politics lending a similar sentiment to the closely related polictical theory of socialism
The very event that established the American notion of We the People was one not of idleness.
Your vote and your voice deserve to make a difference. Shout it from the rooftops until you know it was heard.
If you’re considering going on birth control, now is the time to meet with your healthcare provider and discuss your options. Soon, access to both contraceptives and abortions may become severely limited.
The destruction which this administration has inflicted on the very fabric of our democracy should be felt by every member of this community — students, faculty, staff and alumni alike.
Every undergraduate should be required to attend discussions on healthy relationships, sexual violence and harassment.
Change is working to undo and prevent majority factions from benefiting off the historical and ongoing oppression of marginalized people groups
Webb’s campaign missions demonstrate a commitment to equity and justice.
Judge Barrett is a feminist and one that everyone can be proud of.
The first in his family to attend college, Ryan has used his personal biography to reaffirm his commitment to college accessibility — this commitment apparently ends at his personal finances.
We can't afford to sit this election out. And the University shouldn’t make us.