Jefferson
The Lawn is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the physical argument for what Jefferson thought a university was. How UVA treats it, and how it talks about him, is not a side issue.
Make “Contextualization” Open, Vibrant and Dogma-Free
by James A. BaconThe University of Virginia has taken down the statue of Indian fighter George Rogers Clark and is expunging other monuments and tributes to individuals who fall short of lofty,…
Intolerance, Distrust, Divisiveness
Letter by math major Katharine Hennessy in The Wall Street Journal: Critical race theory and related ideologies dominate the University of Virginia’s campus culture. Beta Bridge, painted by students in a longstanding UVA…
UVA, Wokeness, and Rooms on the Lawn
by James A. BaconOnce upon a time in a galaxy far far way, it was considered a great honor among 4th-year University of Virginia students to be selected for residence on the…