Opinion
Trains: America’s Lost Love
Coming from a state filled to the brim with car-centric infrastructure and decrepit ruins of old railway tracks on...
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Eve Heidenry
Eve is a second-year undergraduate at the University of Virginia, pursuing a double major in history and politics. She comes from Denver, CO, and specializes in writing about current events and legal affairs.
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Thank You, Madam Vice President
Gender roles played a part in both of Trump's wins. Both times, his female opponents were more qualified than he was,...
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Affirmative Action Was Its Own Worst Enemy
Fifteen months have passed since the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed the use of race-conscious college admissions, and...
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Dying to Fit In: Virginia’s Failure to Prevent Hazing
If death won't stop hazing, what will?
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Mark Robinson: The GOP’s Rising Catalyst for Disaster
North Carolina's Mark Robinson and the surplus of bad actors, running in 2024.
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Voter Fatigue Is Sweeping Across Grounds – How Can We Leave It Behind?
It's no secret that the 2024 presidential election has Americans on the edge of their seats. With my first month at...
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