Meet Dr. Lanice Avery, assistant professor in the departments of psychology and women, gender, and sexuality, whose work as a “board-certified sexologist” conforms to the intersectional-oppression paradigm that is increasingly prevalent at UVA.
In Their Own Words: Lanice Avery Read More »
Today, “civil dialogue” at the University of Virginia means listening passively to the demands of the militant, ideological minority.
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The University of Virginia’s School of Education and Human Development maintains a program, Youth-Nex, that is dedicated to “supporting developmental science that is not only anti-racist but is in the service of dismantling white supremacy.”
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The battle for control of higher-ed institutions in Virginia is boiling over into the state legislature.
Scott Surovell’s End Run Around Jason Miyares Read More »
The backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in higher-ed may be gathering momentum across the country, but the University of Virginia is rolling out a new DEI initiative oblivious to the shift in the national mood.
Enacting Racial Change by Design Read More »
If an event is held on a college campus and the university police department mobilizes twenty to thirty officers and auxiliary personnel to maintain order and keep everyone safe, who should pay the bill?
When Protesters Misbehave, Who Pays for Campus Security? Read More »
How many students got shots against their will? How many parents had their concerns overridden? Don’t we all deserve an honest appraisal? And perhaps some heartfelt apologies?
UVA Needs an Honest Assessment of Its COVID Response Read More »
Places of higher education exist to serve as sanctuaries for the exchange of ideas. With diverse student populations, college campuses are enriched by the students that inhabit them. When it comes to being “Great and Good,” does institutional neutrality have a role at UVA?