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The most fake time of the year for going steady …
It’s that time of year again. No, not Christmas. It’s cuffing season. Cuffing season is the six-month period from October to March and, as
Review: “Top Girls” tackles feminism, careers
The UVa-Wise Theater Department opened its three-night run of the student production “Top Girls” on Sunday, Nov. 12.
Will the Real NFL Please Stand Up…? Or Kneel?
I want to start this article by stating a few things about myself. One, I do not follow the NFL as closely as many
Is the University of Virginia the Nations New Battleground?
The University of Virginia is once again the focal point of the national discussion surrounding race and the alt-right.
Feminism Isn’t Monolithic
Has the inauguration of Donald Trump fueled a feud in feminism?
Editorial: Shining Light On Potential Dark Skies
As the coalfields of Southwest Virginia attempt to find new industries and businesses to revitalize the local economy, one resource presents itself readily: the
Split: Should I See This Movie?
I’ve never had a more disinclination before watching a movie than I did with “Split.”
Books & Brewing Up A Community
The college student mythos associates scholars with steaming cups of coffee, an identity that has roots in the Oxford coffee houses of the mid-17th
Review: “Rogue One” Still A Worthwhile Watch Pending the Final Installment
Back in December of 2015, after a long 11 year wait, Star Wars fans were relieved to be swept back into a galaxy far,
“Fired Up, Ready to Go”: Messages from the Women’s Marches
Last Saturday, Jan 21st, women-led protests took place nationwide and globally.
The Silenced Majority: Politics and Dissent
No one can hide from the swarm of emotions surrounding this election.