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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

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Column: From one dysfunctional family to another

By Chris Dahlie | March 19

"This admissions scandal or one like it could easily happen here. If we love our school, our teams, our professors, our colleagues, we need to take the ...

Column: A two year long donkey race

By Claude Wilson | March 19

Here's a rundown of the 2020 Democratic primary candidates.

Column: Best Bar in Chapel Hill

By Zach Goins | March 19

Fill out your own bracket for the best bar in Chapel Hill.

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Column: Christchurch and Candace Owens’ ideology of division

By Alec Dent | March 19

"Unfortunately, Owens’ response is entirely in line the particular brand of politics she and Turning Point practice."

Column: Feeling like a fraud

By Paige Masten | March 19

"You are enough. You are smart. You are capable."

Column: Why I hate St. Patrick's Day

By Brian Keyes | March 17

"Imagine having whatever ethnicity or cultural heritage you feel attached to relegating to mindless drunkeness."

Column: Forget the 'race' card: Let’s talk about wealth

By Abhishek Shankar | March 17

How can we justify stereotyping minority students as unfit for college when their wealthy counterparts nonchalantly take higher education as a given? ...

Column: Finding my confidence as a Muslim

By Ramishah Maruf | March 17

" In the aftermath of the attack, I’ve reflected on what it truly means to be a Muslim."

Column: The commodification of Irishness

By Jack O'Grady | March 7

"We want to help the children of diasporas connect with their roots and prevent one people’s history from becoming another’s product."

Column: The issue of gerrymandering

By Claude Wilson | March 5

Despite the fact that in North Carolina, Democrats won the popular vote in the 2018 election, the Republicans still have control of the majority of the ...

Guest column: We remember

March 4

On the eleventh anniversary of Eve Carson's death, take time to remember the legacy she left and the lessons she taught us.

Column: I went to a Turning Point USA party so you don't have to

By Alec Dent | March 3

"Turning Point's Ricky-Bobbian-f*ck-yeah-'Murica-style love for the ol’ US of A is present at any event they put on, but was at truly supercharged levels ...

Guest column: What should a curriculum look like?

March 3

"But before we embrace this radical shift in curricular structure, we need yet to have an open discussion about what constitutes a Liberal Arts education, ...

Column: Through a townie's lens

By Jock Lauterer | March 3

I bet The Daily Tar Heel doesn’t get many love letters — so let’s just call this a birthday salute from an old alum.

Column: Giving Asian-American students their voice back

By Abhishek Shankar and Ramishah Maruf | March 1

"The legal strategist (read: non-lawyer) responsible for SFFA and this nationwide attack on affirmative action is none other than Edward Blum, a white ...

Column: Breaking the firewall

By Elisa Kadackal | February 28

Women now hold only 25 percent of programming jobs, and only four percent of CEO positions.

You asked for it: In which we plan your spring break

By Kent McDonald and Annie Kiyonaga | February 28

If you find yourself wanting to go to Italy but unable to afford a flight, we have a cheap and authentic alternative.

Column: Hope for the future

By Paige Masten | February 26

After Senator Dianne Feinstein's reaction to young activists asking her to vote for the Green New Deal, some are applauding her, but many are criticizing ...

Column: Take time and check your privilege

By Elisa Kadackal | February 25

"Contemplate the ways you can gain better international understanding and help communities around the world, even those we might not have heard of."

Column: How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?

By Jack O'Grady | February 24

"Please drop this useless power grab and accept that your role in this movement has never been presidential. And this also goes to everybody throwing ...