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UNC volleyball defeats Virginia, 3-1, on Wednesday afternoon

| November 27

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Column: Through a townie's lens

By Jock Lauterer | February 17

So, when you look at this photograph, don’t just see what you think you see. I invite you to see the layers of meaning.

Column: “Nuns, too” and my own reckoning with the Church

By Annie Kiyonaga | February 17

Column: Tattoo inspiration

By Sydney Peregoy | February 17

COLUMN: Is Michael Jordan cursing UNC?

By Jack Frederick | February 15

"I'll just say it — I think Michael Jordan is cursing UNC. Every time M.J. has come back to town in recent years, there have been consequences for the ...

Column: One year since the Parkland shooting changed our hometown forever

By Lily Skopp and Ramishah Maruf | February 14

"Today, we’ll be commemorating the victims and the families who lost children, spouses, parents. Alyssa, Scott, Martin, Nicholas, Aaron, Jaime, Chris, ...

Poem: Love is a battlefield

By Chris Dahlie | February 13

"Our fight brings beauty to the world in ways we could not have foreseen or fore heard"

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Column: I love candy corn, even during Valentine's Day

By Alec Dent | February 13

Alec Dent's hunt for Valentine's Day candy corn.

Column: Why I love Valentine's Day

By Kent McDonald | February 12

Valentine’s Day celebrates this humanity. Love is connection. It is the desire to know and be known.

You asked for it: In which we revisit buying condoms

By Kent McDonald and Annie Kiyonaga | February 12

This week, Annie and I are taking a slight detour from our normal course of action to educate you fools on romance and other things. Happy Valentine’s ...

Column: End of the line long overdue

By Kirk Ross | February 11

Column: Four years since the Chapel Hill shootings

By Ramishah Maruf | February 10

"As enlightened and progressive as we make Chapel Hill out to be, we can never forget that just four years ago, three students were murdered in this town ...

Column: Redemption for the ignorant

By Emma Kenfield | February 10

"Exposure of blatantly wrong opinions is necessary and will absolutely continue — until the reasons to do so subside."

You asked for it: In which we sell our organs for AirPods

By Kent McDonald and Annie Kiyonaga | February 7

AirPods, spring and Groundhog Day.

Column: Not enough, Lenoir

By Elisa Kadackal | February 6

"Finding worms and undercooked meat being served at a dining hall accessible to UNC’s almost 20,000-person undergraduate population is disturbing, and ...

Column: Learning to open my eyes

By Kent McDonald | February 5

"I don’t really know how to make sense of a world where people do unimaginable things. I don’t know where such violence and hatred comes from. I don’t ...

Column: 'Gimme shelter'

By Claude Wilson | February 5

"To the students here at UNC who intend to go into urban planning: you have so much potential to do good in this world, and I implore you to do what you ...

Column: Birth of A MAGA Nation

By Devon Johnson | February 4

"The flag is not just a flag, as the hat is not just a hat."

Column: It's ghost or, you know, maybe don't

By Alec Dent and Seth Newkirk | February 4

"Ghosting, for all you fogeys out there, is the practice of cutting off contact with a romantic partner."

Column: Sexual revolution and its discontents

By Chris Dahlie | February 3

"You can’t win, kids. When I was your age, us debauched young people were having too much sex. You, it seems, are having too little."

Column: Include transparency in the chancellor search

By Rachel Jones | January 31

"I love UNC. I would not do this job if I didn’t love UNC. But with that love comes expectations — expectations of transparency, of access, of truth." ...