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When it Comes to Being “Great and Good,” Does Institutional Neutrality Have a Role at UVA?
Places of higher education exist to serve as sanctuaries for the exchange of ideas. With diverse student populations,...
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An Israeli-Jewish College Student’s Perspective: Matan Goldstein
In the wake of the October 7th Hamas terrorist attack on Israel and Israel's subsequent retaliation in Gaza, college...
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Erasing People from Public View: The Issue with Sweeping Homeless Encampments
Just a few weeks ago in downtown Charlottesville, a scene played out that reflects the impact of a nationwide crisis...
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RFK Jr. : The Next President of the United States?
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s bid for the presidency hinges on three key truths: that the free market is the miraculous...
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It is Not Anti-Semitic to Criticize Israel
After the horrors of WWII and the countless civilian atrocities, especially the Holocaust, the international...
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The RICO Charges in Georgia We Should Actually Be Worried About
In August, the news world was rocked by yet another wave of indictments against former President Donald Trump, this...
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Hamas and Their Heinous Crimes Must Be Condemned
On October 7th, 50 years after the start of the Yom Kippur War, the Islamist militant group Hamas violently attacked...
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The Expansion of the Albemarle Regional Jail, and Why it Will Only Make Things Worse
“Innocent until proven guilty.” It’s a pinnacle of our legal system here in the United States: if you are arrested...
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Is Early Voting the Key to a Red Virginia House and Senate?
With just over a month until Election Day, more than just abortion is on the ballot this November. In July,...
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