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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

Column

Viewpoint: Cambridge Analytica scandal shows bias in media

By Seth Newkirk | March 26

The fact that such tactics are only decried when Republicans use them to achieve success is a sign of the bias that has taken such a hold in the media. ...

Neal's Deli, located near Open Eye Cafe in Carrboro, is a popular destination for breakfast or lunch.

Column: An unsponsored thank you to Neal's Deli

By Tyler Fleming | March 26

Neal’s Deli is my home away from home in Chapel Hill. I’ve become so familiar with the staff and the location that it is a genuinely comforting place ...

Viewpoint: Facebook is at fault for breaching trust

By Gaby Nair | March 26

The focus of the Cambridge Analytica scandal is on Facebook, as it should be.

Column: Diversity is key to education

By Alexander Peeples | March 25

In the wake of the March for our Lives in Washington, theNorth Carolina General Assembly is considering new school districts that that form around racial ...

Lawyer Hugh Stevens presents the DTH's argument in court on Tuesday morning.

Column: Editorial review is for more than journalists

By Tyler Fleming | March 25

It's tempting to sacrifice the editorial review process for efficiency and speed. It's easy to just retweet an article after a few paragraphs instead ...

Op-ed: DREAMers deserve a long-term legislative solution

March 22

Combining legal immigration cuts with protections for Dreamers is misguided – Dreamers need protection right now and should not be held hostage over ...

Column: Reflecting on my friend, Jimmy

By Cameron Jernigan | March 22

I’d like to discuss one of the greatest writers of the last century. I’d like to discuss Baldwin.

Column: The poisonous optimism of capitalism in 'Ready Player One'

By Claude Wilson | March 20

"Ready Player One" is a thoroughly awful novel which has now been made into a movie which is shaping up to be comparable to the source material in quality. ...

Column: On 'The Bachelor,' every rose has its thorn

By Annie Kiyonaga | March 20

Can I still watch “The Bachelor,” which I find to be both wildly entertaining and mind-soothingly dull, with a clear conscience?

Column: Help us pick a new leader

By Tyler Fleming | March 19

We appreciate the support we’ve received at the DTH, and I have personally enjoyed getting to know a lot of you. While I am sad to be leaving this position, ...

Column: 'It’s time for South Asian women to seize the narrative.'

By Ramishah Maruf | March 18

We’re finally getting some South Asian representation, but besides Mindy Kaling, the most celebrated actors and comedians are all men. South Asian men ...

Column: A farewell to the Campus Y

By Alexander Peeples | March 9

Today is my last day as a co-president of the Campus Y, and as such I’ve decided to write at least one column that fully embraces the conflict of interest ...

Column: Try to stay in the moment

By Evana Bodiker | March 8

Seniors, enjoy the last part of your undergraduate career how you wish to, whether that includes senior traditions or not.

Column: Who's ready for Tucker?

By Kirk Kovach | March 6

Maybe Tucker Carlson of Fox News coming to town means that UNC students can experience the benefits of a good contrarian, or as James Carville said ...

Whatever Trevor: My predictions and a preview of the ACC Tournament

By Trevor Marks | March 5

It’s finally March, and it’s crunch time for college teams fighting to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive.

Column: Scandal’s the real March Madness

By Alexander Peeples | March 5

Amid the excitement — and terror — of watching college basketball’s most exciting moments over the next month, it is important to keep in mind the ...

Column: Arming teachers isn’t the answer.

By Cameron Jernigan | March 1

After a horrific incident like Parkland, everyone is reeling. Everyone is scared. But simply arming everyone isn’t the answer.

Column: Wakanda forever, but for whom?

By Devon Johnson | March 1

The success Black Panther has created more space for Black art and we should allow a space for Black art to thrive in the realm of American culture without ...

Joyner Residence Hall is part of Carolina Housing.

Column: Carolina housing has wronged me

By Amena Saad | February 27

If you’ve lived in an on-campus dorm, you’re probably familiar with Carolina Housing’s unique brand of scammery.

Column: Art and guns

By Annie Kiyonaga | February 27

It’s hard to retain perspective – to advocate for moderation, instead of quantum leaps of progress – in the wake of a tragedy as mind-numbingly ...