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Lifted by the backcourt, No. 10 UNC men's basketball defeats Hawaii, 87-69

| November 23

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Column: Positive voices can be as far-reaching as negative ones

By Kate Stotesbery | February 10

“No, don’t tell me that’s not what you really think in America. I read your media.”

Column: ‘Staying woke’ about wokeness

By Chiraayu Gosrani | February 10

Being woke is in vogue.

Column: Why women don’t run for SBP

By Alice Wilder | February 8

On Tuesday, The Daily Tar Heel published an editorial questioning why few women are running for the position of student body president. As I read it on ...

Column: White stupor is not an option

By Jaslina Paintal | February 7

My sister and I were studying at a coffee shop in Durham when we overheard a conversation between three people about the problems they felt existed within ...

Column: Black people are aliens

By Jalynn Harris | February 4

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Column: Your major isn't a joke

By Evana Bodiker | February 3

I recently came across an article on Facebook entitled something like, “Stop Degrading Your Major.” While I didn’t take a moment out of my mindless ...

Second Opinion: Ishmael Bishop evaluates the first two SBP debates

By Ishmael Bishop | February 3

Ishmael Bishop, a member of The Daily Tar Heel's editorial board, is on a mission to go to as many of the UNC Student Body President debates and forums ...

Column: Taylor Swift, you can't take a break

By Ryan Schocket | February 2

Taylor Swift, you can’t go on a break, and I need to tell you why.

Column: A choice between two terrors

By Mejs Hasan | February 2

Would you rather be the terrorist or the terrorized?

Column: Limits of Black history month

By Gwendolyn Smith | February 1

Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks and Wilma Rudolph.

Column: It can be hard to move on alone

By Tyler Fleming | January 31

Growing up, I felt separated from everyone. I was a little kid with horrible handwriting, colorblindness and a love for reading. Needless to say, I was ...

A view towards Hillsborough Drive on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. On Tuesday morning, the road was clear, and the sidewalks remained obstructed.

Column: Stuck in the snow and with our cars

By Brian Vaughn | January 28

Sidewalks, the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Winter Storm Jonas walk into a bar. This is the beginning of a bad joke that I won’t ...

Column: Why I don’t like Mike

By Alex Thomas | January 27

As the cliche goes, just when you think things cannot get any worse, something comes along to prove you wrong.

Column: Labor exploits since 1789

By Chiraayu Gosrani | January 27

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Column: Time to let it go

By Brendan Marks | January 27

Marcus. Dear, sweet, struggling Marcus.

Column: Pay your interns for their work

By Alice Wilder | January 25

This one’s for the employers hiring interns for the summer. Before you decide to post an ad for an unpaid internship, put yourself in your potential ...

Column: Radical health and self-love

By Jaslina Paintal | January 24

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Column: We're not in the boxes, but we aren't taking a snow day

By Paige Ladisic | January 21

There is no Daily Tar Heel in the boxes today.

Column: Rest in peace, David Bowie

By Evana Bodiker | January 20

I remember exactly where I was, what I was doing, and how dumbfounded I felt when I heard the news that actor Philip Seymour Hoffman had died.

Column: Can't stop, won't stop

By Sarah Vassello | January 20

When Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth started dating, I was just entering high school. It was summer 2009 when they met on the set of “The Last Song,” ...