James Bacon

Abigail Shrier, author of “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” will be speaking tonight (Oct. 11) at 7:00 p.m. at the University of Virginia. Register here.If you can\’t make it to Charlottesville, you can livestream the event by clicking here.

by James C. SherlockFund it and they will come.The Daily Progress reports that thanks to a $4.9 million gift from an anonymous philanthropist, a new “Institute” has been launched at UVa’s School of Law.The new organization, the Education Rights Institute, plans to \”find ways to improve K-12 education and help educators address the obstacles that

by James A. BaconIt is gratifying to see the editors of The Cavalier Daily engage in an exchange of ideas, albeit indirectly through dueling editorials, with conservative proponents of free speech at The Jefferson Independent, the University of Virginia\’s independent student publication, and The Jefferson Council.It is even more gratifying to see that the CD

Imagine what the University of Virginia would be like if the Jefferson Council wasn\’t getting speakers like former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to speak on the grounds. Here follows a list of offerings found on the UVA Today calendar of events for the current week. It\’s very woke, though not uniformly so. The East Asia

Imagine what the University of Virginia would be like if the Jefferson Council wasn\’t getting speakers like former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to speak on the grounds. Here follows a list of offerings found on the UVA Today calendar of events for the current week. It\’s very woke, though not uniformly so. The East Asia

by James A. BaconThe University of Virginia Board of Visitors sets tuition & fees every other year. This is one of those years. In December the Board is scheduled to announce tuition and fees for the following two academic years. The decision-making process is sure to be controversial, as a number of Youngkin appointees on

Hey, Wahoo football fans, you\’re going to like the look of the new scoreboard at Scott Stadium approved by the University of Virginia Board of Visitors Thursday. Installed in 2009, the scoreboard is outdated and requires frequent repairs. Parts are difficult to find. And it\’s small — the second smallest football scoreboard in the Atlantic

Hey, Wahoo football fans, you\’re going to like the look of the new scoreboard at Scott Stadium approved by the University of Virginia Board of Visitors Thursday. Installed in 2009, the scoreboard is outdated and requires frequent repairs. Parts are difficult to find. And it\’s small — the second smallest football scoreboard in the Atlantic