Opinion: A team’s loss can never justify interpersonal violence
The excitement of watching sports lies in its competitive, adrenaline-infused nature.
Read More »The excitement of watching sports lies in its competitive, adrenaline-infused nature.
Read More »People always complain that cross-cultural conversations and dialogue are few and far in between at UNC. While this problem is not unique to our university, ...
Read More »It is football Saturday in Chapel Hill. Fans from all over the state drive to campus to cheer on the Tar Heels.
Read More »According to a report by The New York Times, professor Jason Lieb, a former molecular biologist at the University of Chicago, resigned from his position ...
Read More »As this board has stated in the past, we are wary of the process surrounding the privatization of UNC Student Stores. To add to our worries, the Daily ...
Read More »Every fall semester, usually in early October, we begin to see students in the Pit asking for signatures to get their names on the ballot for Mr. and ...
Read More »The issues around the proposed amendment to the student government constitution voters will consider today are not simple. No matter what result is reached, ...
Read More »Bradley Opere is the best candidate to facilitate positive changes that will hopefully inspire students to become more involved in campus and state politics. ...
Read More »Wilson Sink has a strong, thorough platform. He has shown an in-depth knowledge of campus, town and state issues and has provided actionable steps to ...
Read More »John Taylor lacks the specific knowledge and experience to be student body president.
Read More »When North Carolina public schools were fully desegregated in 1972, many believed access to education for black and minority students would increase — ...
Read More »Imagine you are a kid or teenager, struggling with school and life, but today you get to spend time with a student-tutor from UNC. This person is your ...
Read More »The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, an up-and-coming craft brewery based in Charlotte, announced earlier this month that it was pulling out of a large investment ...
Read More »These are queer times indeed. If this statement makes you uncomfortable, consider the consequences queer and transfolk face when we continue to ignore, ...
Read More »This editorial board has not held back our criticisms of student government. We understand how frustrating student politics can be.
Read More »UNC, we are constantly reminded, is a research university. Our core mission is knowledge creation. Everything else is second.
Read More »UNC’s decision to drop its 2020 deadline for a coal-free campus is understandable but concerning.
Read More »As the race in the Democratic primary between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders narrows, sophisticated conversations around gender identity and its relevance ...
Read More »Public service is one of the three tenets of our University’s mission. The emphasis on public service while we’re in college transforms us from students ...
Read More »You’d think that in a town like Chapel Hill, built around a college like UNC, there would be plenty of young professionals walking down Franklin Street, ...
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