Scientists were able to give us the exact date, time, length and location of the recent solar eclipse, an event occurring 4,000 miles from Earth. Most ...
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The hypervisibility of the issue of Silent Sam has engaged our community in a rather binary dialogue: Should Sam stay or fall? This conversation ...
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As would be expected, there was a great deal of anger at the Silent Sam rally on the first day of classes. Unfortunately, much of this anger was ...
Read More »Walking down East Franklin Street, one can’t help but notice the sororities practicing for rush — the process of accepting new members that includes ...
Read More »In this edition, we ran an article titled “Professors Speak Out.” The story discusses how there’s tension between UNC professors and the UNC administration ...
Read More »Narratives matter. Fundamentally, studying history is looking at various sources to determine a narrative that’s as close to truth as possible.
Read More »Last spring, Carol brought “Heart and Soul” to this campus — literally. Pianos filled the campus for the Arts Everywhere initiative as students ...
Read More »Forest Theatre, a great place to go for a run, attend a play, yoga class, or puppet show and enjoy nature — to an extent.
Read More »Note: I’d like to thank Jakobi Williams, a professor of history at Indiana University Bloomington who specializes in the Black Power and civil rights ...
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On a serene October (Late) Night (With Roy) in 2015, Rameses Junior, or RJ, silently pantomimed a wail as it entered the world. Like most newborns, it ...
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It’s been four years since Carol Folt took over as chancellor of UNC in fall 2013. When she arrived, the University was already in crisis mode. ...
Read More »Do you ever pinch yourself while reading Wikipedia?
Read More »Since President Trump first entered the political arena in June 2015, media companies have covered his campaign and now presidency as a series of spectacles. ...
Read More »As the year is drawing to a close, there is probably a checklist of things you need to do, especially for those who are graduating. While many of you ...
Read More »The saying is "follow the money," but at UNC and many public universities it isn't that simple.
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The Daily Tar Heel decided to switch to gender-neutral terms to promote inclusivity in 2015. This included using the word “first-year” instead of ...
Read More »Another Republican state house, another bill scoring cheap political points by crying foul against liberal professors. At least this one does not even ...
Read More »“Girl power,” “riot grrrl,” and “black girl magic” are all feminist movements attempting to reclaim the word “girl” in the name of equality. ...
Read More »Word has it that there is an essential Carolina experience that not one of us undergraduate students — from first-year to senior — has actually experienced ...
Read More »All UNC students deserve to be able to fully participate in their classes — which makes the work of the Accessibility Resources and Service office not ...
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