The White House has come to rely on unilateral powers to make policy. Is that good for democracy?
The University of Virginia President’s Council on UVA-Community Partnerships met recently to discuss the university’s relationship with the broader Charlottesville community.
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Thousands descended on Charlottesville last week to take up the challenge of revitalizing local, national, and global democracy.
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Eight UVA student speakers presented to a panel of judges their ideas of American democracy’s greatest strength.
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UVA’s Democracy360 event seeks to increase understanding of threats to global democracy. One threat is the state of the media. Two veteran journalists weigh in.
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“My concern is that people think our democracy is inevitable,” Karsh Institute Executive Director Melody Barnes told UVA Today. “It’s not. It requires our engagement, our attention, and our hard work.”
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Lakota chef Sean Sherman encourages UVA community to learn about and eat more of the food that comes from the land beneath their feet.
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With typically dominant teams including the U.S. and Germany making early exits from the tournament, some sports experts are saying this marks a new era in women’s soccer.
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The Atlantic will team with the UVA institute for three days of conversations about the challenges democracy faces.
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A collective of 22 community organizations, individuals, and University departments introduced students in the Starr Hills Pathways Program—run by the Karsh Institute's Equity Center—to new careers.
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