Lifestyle
The Punk Movement and its Lingering Lesson of Freedom
"Punk," is primarily defined as a "loud, fast-moving, and aggressive form of rock music, popular in the late 1970s...
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Opinion
American Greatness Was Never That Great
On Thursday, March 27th, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at prohibiting anything that "degrade[s]...
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Ole Miss Professor Robert Colby Discusses the Civil War Slave Trade
The memory of the Civil War looms large in Virginia. As the site of many of the war’s major battles, monumental...
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A History of Central Grounds
Central Grounds has changed dramatically over the past two centuries since the founding of the University of...
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History
Clean Slate: Controversial Presidential Pardons from Every Century
In the wake of Joe Biden pardoning his son Hunter Biden a few weeks ago for violating tax and gun laws, the concept...
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The History Club Semi-Formal: Former Dean of the College Ed Ayers Discusses a Career in Academia and the Civil War’s Legacy
This past Saturday, the History Club at the University of Virginia hosted its semesterly semi-formal at 1515. The...
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Opinion
History Repeats Itself: Bursting the AI Bubble
Bubble: a state of booming economic activity (as in a stock market) that often ends in a sudden collapse Seinfeld is...
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Recalling Camelot: Larry Sabato on The Kennedy Assassination and America’s Most Prominent Political Family
For all the talk we hear about the Kennedy family today, it’s easy to forget that it’s been 15 years one of them sat...
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Opinion
Prudence Under Pressure: Why Today’s Leaders Should Emulate The Foreign Policy of President John F. Kennedy
Today’s world is the most tumultuous it's been since the final stages of the Cold War. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine,...
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Can Democracy and Capitalism Coexist? — Two Historians Explore a Heated Question Through the Eyes of Hamilton and Jefferson
Some rivalries just never seem to end. It’s not too often, though, that a rivalry between two people goes beyond the...
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