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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

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Column: Why Biden needs young Latinx voters

By Olivia Rojas | September 21

"If the Biden-Harris campaign really wants to secure our votes, secure the election and raise enthusiasm, they need to make better strides in connecting ...

Column: No, we don't know if there are aliens on Venus

By Rajee Ganesan | September 17

Does the latest scientific discovery point to aliens on Venus? Columnist Rajee Ganesan explains.

Column: How it feels to be a transfer student during COVID-19

By Brooke Dougherty | September 17

"Fellow transfer students: I know a lot of us are feeling discouraged and wondering if this is the right time to be transferring, but we have come this ...

Old North State stories: The New Deal in Chapel Hill

By Michael Beauregard | September 17

Columnist Michael Beauregard explores the influence of the New Deal on Chapel Hill.

Column: Put the personal before the political

By Ria Chheda | September 15

"If we aren’t holding the people in our community accountable, our politics are largely empty — they're performative, self-serving, feel-good mechanisms ...

Column: Defund the police

By Sheel Patel | September 15

Police agencies currently receive a large budget to respond to a broad umbrella of issues, but using police funds to invest in low-income housing, mental ...

Column: Surviving Zoom University burnout

By Ryan Smoot | September 13

Here’s how I’m trying to survive Zoom burnout -- these are easy to write but honestly difficult to establish as long-term habits. Do what you can ...

Column: Thom Tillis has never cared about his constituents

By Aditi Kharod | September 13

"In the middle of a pandemic that is brutally ravaging our country and state, Tillis continues to show that he has no compassion for his constituents." ...

Gaby Aleman, a sophomore representative from CHispA, speaks out against sexual violence at the Stand with Survivors Rally at the Peace and Justice Plaza on September 16, 2016.

Column: UNC is facing two public health crises

By Savannah Bradley | September 11

"It is not a radical idea to suggest that students deserve basic safety. Let’s hope that Carolina will sit with and learn from the ghosts of their past ...

Column: The cost of higher education in a COVID-19 world

By Layla Peykamian | September 11

"A society's values are reflected in its investments, and the current higher education system isn’t adequately investing in its students to meet the ...

Column: How 'I May Destroy You' reconstructed my perspective

By Trevor Stevenson | September 10

"Three weeks ago when the finale of 'I May Destroy You' aired, I earnestly wept at the story I was just told. The way I looked at sex and consent had ...

Column: UNC tried to get away with it

By Ampson Hagan | September 8

"We predicted this would happen, and we continue to refuse to let the chancellor, the Board of Governors and anyone else who licensed this idea of reopening ...

Office DJ: There goes the last great American lifeguarding dynasty

By Maeve Sheehey | September 7

So now, at 21 years old, I am revisiting the pop hits of my pool days. I hope this playlist of songs I heard over and over those summers makes you feel ...

Column: A disgrace to UNC Hussman’s core, Tucker Carlson fuels white supremacy

By Ryan Smoot | September 3

"But UNC Hussman should teach future journalists to be the antithesis of Tucker Carlson — to tell stories not by creating false dualities of good and ...

Column: Controlling COVID-19 will require a global effort

By Rajee Ganesan | September 3

"Given the inevitable movement of individuals internationally, to effectively put an end to this pandemic, the movement to develop a vaccine in the next ...

Column: American sports need to be put on pause

By Isaiah Lucas | September 2

"There are simply too many people that have no problem cheering for the athlete that wears the number 7 on their back when they compete but have difficulty ...

Column: We're committed to preserving Franklin Street's legacy in our coverage

By Brittany McGee | August 30

The OC Voice is a portion of the OC Report newsletter where local residents may have a platform to talk about local issues they care about. Brittany McGee ...

Column: Kevin G is a G

By Adejuwon Ojebuoboh | August 30

"Leaping into the coronavirus era with no clear precedent, Chancellor Guskiewicz has aimed to be transparent that nothing is straightforward, everything ...

Column: Give WNBA players their credit

By Rajee Ganesan | August 30

"It’s time for the WNBA administration and leaders in basketball to call for better pay equity and recognize the WNBA as the trailblazers they are — ...

Column: We are doing the best we can

By Elisa Kadackal | August 27

"So, to you, reader, I want to tell you what I wish others would tell me — do what you can, little by little, and remember that so many others are with ...