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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

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Column: We should seek political truths in more than data

By Kate Stotesbery | March 9

“Compassion must, in fact, be the stronger, the more the animal beholding any kind of distress identifies himself with the animal that suffers.”

Column: The Unemancipated

By Claude Wilson | March 9

A central component of Trump’s campaign was his promise to “bring back jobs.” And to give credit where credit is due, his administration has been ...

Column: The floor is the ceiling, and the worst is actually our best

By Alexander Peeples | March 9

The editor-in-chief of this paper recently argued that basketball is a UNC religion.

Column: Girl to woman to girl to woman

By Annie Kiyonaga | March 9

Ten years ago — let’s all consider, for a moment, the fact that 2007 was 10 years ago — I was picked up, one day, from fourth grade by my grandmother. ...

Column: From the donkey to the birch

By Mejs Hasan | March 8

I’m reading a book about pastoral England in Queen Victoria’s time. The village of Haworth was in revolt because its minister had just died, and by ...

Column: This is our religion. This is Carolina basketball.

By Jane Wester | March 6

In 2007, long-graduated DTH columnist Ian Williams wrote that “Every religion must have its Devil, and ours are Blue.”

Column: What does it mean to betray?

By Benji Schwartz | March 5

Betrayal is all I can seem to do these days — which is odd, because I don’t think of myself as a traitor.

Column: Why I still hate Duke

By Ian Williams | March 2

Editor’s note: Ian Williams, a 1990 UNC alumnus, was a columnist for The Daily Tar Heel when he wrote the iconic column “Why I Hate Duke.” The column ...

Column: He who controls the oil

By Claude Wilson | March 2

Michael Flynn resigned as National Security Advisor on Feb. 13 amidst reports of his having promised the Russian government that the Trump administration ...

Column: Take a musical tour of Carolina

By Alison Krug | March 2

In July of 2016, I started on an endless and impossible quest to compile every song that mentions North Carolina.

Column: Lean in before you ‘Get Out’

By Gwendolyn Smith | March 1

This weekend, I had the pleasure of seeing “Get Out” — and yes, it certainly earned the 99 percent rating it was given on Rotten Tomatoes. ...

Column: We need to get morals out of politics

By Cole Stanley | March 1

“Comprehensive immigration reform will grow our economy and keep families together — and it's the right thing to do.”

Column: Be like Jesus, be nice to others

By Jesus Gonzalez-Ventura | March 1

Before I get on with column, have we all seen the movie “Get Out”?

Column: An ode to Alaska Thunderfuck

By Danny Nett | February 27

It was Alaska who made me fall in love with drag. And, truthfully, it was Alaska who made me fall in love with being queer.

Column: Almost, kind of growing up

By Evana Bodiker | February 27

My favorite TV show is ending. “Girls,” the often controversial and critiqued HBO series, is ending. While the mourning period hasn’t yet hit me, ...

Column: UNC would benefit from vegetarianism

By Georgia Brunner | February 27

I have been a vegetarian since I was 8. I did it because I really liked animals, and it made me sad thinking about them dying for the sake of pepperoni ...

Column: A new bill, same issues

By Cameron Jernigan | February 23

This week, two N.C. General Assembly Republicans came together with two Democrats to sponsor a bill that “repeals” the controversial House Bill 2. ...

Column: A socialist on Weaver Street

By Claude Wilson | February 23

Socialism — one of the greatest Bogeymen in the minds of the American Republic throughout the last century.

Column: Column, columns, art and the NEA

By Annie Kiyonaga | February 23

The genesis of my love for studying art can be traced pretty concretely, in my mind, to a moment during my senior year of high school.

Column: UNC faculty, you’re all right

By Mejs Hasan | February 22

Last April, my adviser (that’s, like, your boss in graduate school) informed me that he didn’t think I “had it in me” to finish a Ph.D. and that ...