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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: Fraternities go beyond the stereotypes

By Sami Snellings | October 28

“Meet people and talk to them. I think you’d be surprised to find how many good, quality people there are on this campus.”

Column: Breaking news: white men have egos

By Sydney Peregoy | October 25

We all have that one guy in our lecture that just will NOT stop talking.

Column: Dogs, scotch, well-reasoned argumentation and Jonah Goldberg

By Seth Newkirk | October 24

That’s why I’m writing this article — to encourage you to come to his talk regardless of what political affiliation you lean toward. You’ll learn ...

Column: We're all going to die (carbon emissions edition)

By Claude Wilson | October 24

"If the private sector dictates our future, then we are guaranteed not to have one."

YAFI: In which we go crowd-surfing and eat hair

By Kent McDonald and Annie Kiyonaga | October 23

Kent McDonald (Tia) and Annie Kiyonaga (Tamara) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. Results may vary.

Guest op-ed: Institutional suicide

October 23

"On either side of the stage in Lee Chapel hang elegant portraits of the founders, in military dress — both were, after all, professional soldiers, ...

Column: The Failure of Grievance Studies

By Seth Newkirk | October 22

"If the University truly valued producing students who are not only more knowledgeable in their chosen field of study but also possess the ability to ...

Column: Slow down there, liberals

By Zachary Kosnitzky | October 22

The campus culture is changing so rapidly and so perversely that to address one facet of it would neglect many others. But, I’ll give it a try. ...

Column: The royal baby and biracial representation

By Elisa Kadackal | October 21

This is what the royal baby means for biracial representations of power, tradition, authority and national identity.

Column: Lessons from Georgia O'Keeffe

By Savannah Faircloth | October 17

Hopefully this exhibit will inspire women to make art that accurately depicts their own strength, push men to reflect on the way they represent female ...

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Column: Help the people with fair-pun Instagram captions

By Alec Dent | October 17

The State Fair is in town again, and you know what that means...

Column: SOS: I have a crush!

By Kent McDonald | October 15

I am afraid. I am afraid of so many things — climate change, the GOP, cockroaches living in my kitchen — but most of all, I am afraid of how much ...

Viewpoints: NextBus is the superior bus app

By Abbas Hasan | October 15

Which bus app is best? I used both Rider and NextBus for a week to settle the debate once and for all.

Viewpoints: Rider, the superior way to travel

By Paige Masten | October 15

If you’re reading this, do yourself a favor and download Rider. I promise it will change your life.

Column: UNC needs a midterm period

By Elisa Kadackal | October 14

Why does UNC's midterm season last for two anxiety-ridden months?

Column: Clip Bird's wings

By Livy Polen | October 14

With the already messy traffic regulation in Chapel Hill, would the addition of the bird scooters be a good idea?

Guest Op-Ed: Holding out hope for CAPS

October 11

“I’ll always hold hope for you.” In light of those words from my nurse practitioner at CHS, I am holding hope for CAPS and its ability to ...

Column: Taylor Swift 'Speaks Now'

By Nick McKenzie and Kent McDonald | October 11

Taylor Swift's latest social media post is symbolic of America's current political atmosphere and the importance of speaking out.

Column: An ode to pedestrians

By Paige Masten | October 10

Each day as I walk, my belief is confirmed that people are just the worst.

Column: Dude, where's my wage growth?

By Claude Wilson | October 9

Compensation for labor is declining, but corporate profits are growing exponentially. The source? Corporate "monsopsony," when businesses have the exclusive ...