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Column: Constructive discourse shouldn't have to silence

By Emily Yue | October 24

Whenever I watch or read something online, I always feel strongly compelled to scroll down to the comments.

Column: Why you should live in a big city when you’re young

By Kiana Cole | October 24

I think I’ve always associated big cities with the “I’m invincible!” mentality that’s essentially a prerequisite of being a young adult, and ...

Column: Pink 'Blue Cups' mean more than they do

By Sarah Vassello | October 24

Over fall break, I was one of a lucky few who was selected to go to New York on a networking trip through the MJ-school.

Column: The importance of standing with #EstamosAquiUNC

By Cameron Jernigan | October 23

Minority students make up a small part of UNC. Many times these students are forgotten. More specifically, Latinx students are forgotten. Given they are ...

Column: Watch, feel, react, repeat

By Annie Kiyonaga | October 23

Quick test: what comes to mind when I throw out the number 525,600? If you didn’t say RENT, please refrain from ever speaking to me again.

Column: How to be the best of the best

By Mejs Hasan | October 18

I went to a “Chai Chat” (I know, so liberal elitist.) attended by UNC Muslims to discuss how we can improve the image of Islam. Everyone was so idealistic, ...

Opinion: Our endorsements, all filled out for you

By Tyler Fleming and Emily Yue | October 17

As promised in our column here our endorsements as they would appear on the ballot. While we are endorsing only Democrats, the oppositional party candidates ...

Column: How college in London is really, confusingly different

By Kiana Cole | October 17

I’ve spent the first five weeks talking a lot about the latter half of “studying abroad” — so for today, let's talk studying. I find London — ...

Column: Can't we forget about them?

By Chris Dahlie | October 17

If God has any reserve of mercy, this election will be the last great grand showdown between two Baby Boomer presidential candidates. One, a miserable ...

Column: DTH voter guide is different from our editorial board's endorsements

By Jane Wester | October 17

In today’s paper, you’ll find two pages devoted to the November election. On page 3, we have a voter guide with information about most of the candidates ...

Column: Women deserve better than this

By Kate Stotesbery | October 17

On Friday, I headed to Donald Trump’s rally in Greensboro. I still can’t quite nail down what, exactly, I expected to find. Perhaps a half-full amphitheater ...

Column: Why we chose the endorsements we did

By Tyler Fleming | October 14

Today The Daily Tar Heel Editorial Board presents the first installment of our endorsements for the 2016 elections. Next week we will publish more endorsements ...

Column: I stand with #EstamosAquiUNC

By Cameron Jernigan | October 13

Minority students make up a small part of UNC. Many times these students are forgotten. More specifically, Latinx students are forgotten. Given they are ...

Column: I am tired of being a token

By Gwendolyn Smith | October 13

I’m tired. I’m tired of writing columns week after week, and never feeling heard.

Column: Chapel Hill must be the place

By Evana Bodiker | October 12

“Home is where I want to be,” begins Talking Heads’ famous song “This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody).” I recently heard this song on a road ...

Column: Don't get caught up in grades

By Tyler Fleming | October 10

Almost every time I turn in a midterm, I feel a sense of relief. I don’t like talking about the test, I don’t want to hear the answers — I turned ...

Column: Live like a full-time tourist

By Kiana Cole | October 10

From the moment I landed in London, I’ve felt the need to calm the inner tourist that I know makes up probably 80 percent of who I am. I think museums ...

Column: Don’t make a fallacy in 2016

By Annie Kiyonaga | October 9

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Column: No one is free until we all are free

By Jesus Gonzalez-Ventura | October 6

There hasn’t been a single interaction in my life with the police where the first thought in my mind wasn’t how to look less threatening. How to ensure ...

Column: Take a walk on the mild side

By Alison Krug | October 6

“You’ve got to learn to walk to class by yourself.” That’s the first, dumbest and best advice I got about college.