Are online comment sections a thing of the past? Should they be? The debate about online comment sections has carried on for the past several years.
The United States, by all accounts, suffers from unprecedented levels of gun violence and deaths in comparison to other first-world nations.
Today, the House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on the American Health Care Act, the Republican leadership’s first step to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare.
In the Virginia Democratic primary for governor in June, Virginia Democrats have an important choice to make.
We are now deep in March Madness, a time when friend and foe alike can bond over busted brackets and amazing buzzer-beaters.
The Council also needs to devote more of its efforts to acknowledging the full historical context of the monument and the park.
Since lawn room selections came out last month, a debate has been raging in The Cavalier Daily Opinion section about the relative weight merit and representation should be given in the Lawn room selection process.
At times, students criticize Christian fellowships for racial homogeneity.
If Donald Trump’s proposed budget becomes is ever enacted, the United States will become a third-world country.
Social media is valuable for activists because it expediently disseminates information and effectively unites people for a single cause.
To steal a phrase from a fellow columnist, the debate around Lawn room selections is as much a tradition as the selection itself.
Last Saturday, we lost Chuck Berry, an artist who created the vernacular for one of America’s greatest popular idioms, rock and roll.
Leadership and responsibility are qualities every student should be allowed to learn and express while at the University.
Cutting programs which support America’s future workforce is inconsistent with the president’s commitment to creating jobs.
Students in the College face the remnants of this reality throughout their time at the University as they labor their way through hours of online French homework at three in the morning or trudge up Rugby Road to fulfill the fine arts requirement.
The story of the rise of the Tea Party is a familiar one. Protests erupted in the summer of 2009 and continued as a Democratic President and Congress pushed through a slew of consequential reform measures, culminating in the landslide Congressional victories for Republicans which made John Boehner Speaker of the House.
President Trump has never been shy about his views on the legitimacy of climate change, labeling it a fraud and an invention by the Chinese.
Saudi Arabian leaders made headlines last week when they launched the nation’s first Girls Council in Qassim province.
In 2016, several petitions were gathered across the state in hopes of removing locally elected officials.
Grammatical errors and typos have become increasingly present in the Cavalier Daily. Mistakes are understandable and sometimes corrections are necessary.
