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UVA Administration Holds “Town Hall” to Discuss Protest, Police Involvement on May 4
Jim Ryan and University of Virginia administration have been under fire following the events of May 4, 2024, when the...
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Christine Schueckler
Christine is a Third Year student at UVA pursuing a major in English and a minor in French. In addition to working as a writer and editor for The Jefferson Independent, she serves on the executive boards of the University Singers, Hoos In The Stairwell, and Hoos for Life. Her work has been published in USA TODAY.
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Presidents of University Democrats and College Republicans Agree to Disagree in Civil Discourse Initiative’s “This Is (Not) A Debate”
On the evening of April 18, dozens of students gathered in Warner Hall to attend the first official event presented...
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Club Spotlight: Civil Discourse Initiative
The polarization of political, philosophical, and moral beliefs in the United States is now more glaring than ever,...
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UVA Law Professor Lawrence Solum Defends Originalism
Last night, the Blue Ridge Center and pre-law fraternity Phi Alpha Delta co-hosted a talk from UVA Law professor...
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UVA Holds Memorial Vigil to Honor Lives Lost in Last Year’s Shooting
On November 13 at 7 pm, UVA students, faculty, and Charlottesville community members gathered on the Lawn to...
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Lifestyle
UVA Drama’s Everybody Is A Theatrical Experience Like No Other
What do you get when you combine the classic “Who’s on First?” comedy skit with the fifteenth-century morality play...
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The Tommyknocker
UVA Construction Extended By Popular Demand
The constant cacophony of clattering, drilling, and shouting emanating from UVA’s various construction sites has come...
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Abigail Shrier Speaks on Grounds, Sparks Protest and Controversy Among Students
HATE HAS NO HOME AT UVA. The words have been plastered all over UVA Grounds for the past week, stretching from the...
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Opinion
Let Freedom Read – Unless You Disagree: The Hypocrisy of the “Stand with the Banned” Movement
Looking for Alaska. To Kill a Mockingbird. Antiracist Baby. What do these three books have in common? They’ve...
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