Charlottesville City Council must reevaluate its solution to trolling in order to avoid endangering an essential platform vital to Charlottesville constituents’ voices.
Now, we have very abundant evidence that fentanyl does exist in our community — just a mile away from where we as students live, learn and work.
By not taking steps to mitigate the ways its problematic past contributes to present day injustices, the University creates spaces for antisemitism and effectively preserves its legacy of bigotry and hatred
Testing has benefits for both their health and the health of our community, and students should feel comfortable engaging not only in testing but in discourse about STIs.
Undoubtedly, other schools see the necessity of naloxone for students — and our University should too.
Students should not have to feel like their needs are a burden, and implementing no-technology policies does just that — creating a negative learning environment.
A major issue of both the SHW pharmacy and CVS locations in the Charlottesville area is that they do not seem to be designed with students in mind.
Just Report It echoes the antagonizing question, "Why didn't they just report it?"
