This Friday, take some time to recognize the International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV). It's a day of the year designated to uplift our transgender ...
Read More »It’s no secret American culture has long been fascinated with youth and the university. And from Yale and Mizzou in 2015 to Berkeley this February and ...
Read More »It’s springtime, and the sound of the birds chirping on campus proves it. There is still a notably missing and much-needed chorus on campus, though: ...
Read More »A few weeks ago, we wrote about the necessity of town halls for North Carolina Congresspeople. Meeting with constituents is one of the only ways for a ...
Read More »UNC’s beautiful campus is transitioning from the barren winter into a spring full of life. As the trees begin to bloom, students begin to step outside ...
Read More »Political parties are constantly changing. The 2016 election was a textbook example of how quickly an American political platform can change. After all, ...
Read More »The first round of midterms are over, and you might be feeling the squeeze of trying to repair that 68 you got in your upper-level biology class.
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Read More »House Bill 2 is the 2016 law eliminating local LGBTQ anti-discrimination measures and segregating public bathrooms by birth-certificate designated sex. ...
Read More »Ah, springtime ... wait, it’s still winter? But it’s been over 60 degrees for the past month. Well, whatever the season is, our campus looks great. ...
Read More »It seems like in recent weeks, The Daily Tar Heel headlines, your social media timelines and every other conversation have been dominated by three letters: ...
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It will always puzzle me how surprised people are when an organization or group of people takes a political stance.
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Reading the News & Observer article entitled “NAACP, Moral March groups will deliver key legislative demands,” I found the headlined groups made ...
Read More »Getting pulled over by the police is one of the scariest things that can happen for too many people.
Read More »Last week, this board hoped to write an editorial in today’s paper commenting on the aftermath of the election, which we believed would finally, finally ...
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Our basketball team, to no one’s surprise, is fantastic this year. Which makes it even more tragic when a sizeable portion of students are not afforded ...
Read More »During exam season, some classes offer presentations as alternatives to a formal written or multiple choice exam. One such example is a PowerPoint presentation. ...
Read More »Could you imagine having to see Duke’s Grayson Allen on campus every single day? The constant fear that his tripping habit may strike you next.
Read More »Our board was pleased to read Margaret Spellings’ defense of undocumented students in the Washington Post last week. Writing eloquently on behalf of ...
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