After about two years of workers’ protests for safer working conditions and higher wages, including a mass strike on Black Friday that spanned across ...
Read More »Last week, the decision by a Board of Governors working group to “recommend” the closing of the UNC Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity attracted ...
Read More »UNC’s student body has just elected Houston Summers as its newest student body president.
Read More »In just two days, the Hollywood elite will flock toward the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. for the 87th Academy Awards.
Read More »Considering the barrage of newfangled performance metrics students now face at school, it’s difficult to understand how the General Assembly could think ...
Read More »What does Chancellor Carol Folt really think? Regarding the call for Hurston Hall, political attacks on centers and institutes, the Wainstein report and ...
Read More »Lose-lose Kreyschewizzle-ville takes the worst parts of camping and deprives its inhabitants of its physical rewards and natural beauty.
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I always hated it when alumni came back and waxed rhapsodic about their undergrad years. "Yes," I would always think to myself, "I know there were kegs ...
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Read More »The turnout for the first round of this year’s election for student body president was the lowest in over a decade, and more than 10 percent of votes ...
Read More »In life, UNC’s Deah Shaddy Barakat was working to provide dental care to the victims of Syria’s civil war. The United States should emulate him by ...
Read More »In Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, black students are five times more likely to be suspended than white students. Black students are also three times ...
Read More »UNC has been a national leader in its response to campus sexual assaults. This can be credited to the tremendous amount of work that activists and advocates ...
Read More »There are no words to encompass the magnitude of the tragic deaths of Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha.
Read More »Around this time of the year, it’s hard not to think about the impending men’s basketball showdown on Feb. 18 against Duke.
Read More »Steven Long, a member of UNC’s Board of Governors, recently opined that the advocacy work of UNC’s Center for Civil Rights was inherently partisan. ...
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Kathryn Walker’s willingness to eschew partisanship and speak passionately about the miserable state of relations between the University and state government ...
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Houston Summers is experienced, diplomatic, polished and likely to be listened to. His presidency would appear successful, if only because Summers seems ...
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This editorial board has decided to endorse David Marsh for his potential to speak the gravest concerns of the student body to administrators and other ...
Read More »None of the undergraduates who work for this newspaper are old enough to properly eulogize Dean E. Smith.
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