Board of Governors appointees need to put education first
While the N.C. General Assembly has claimed that it tried to avoid partisanship in making appointments to the Board of Governors, the naming of a largely ...
Read More »While the N.C. General Assembly has claimed that it tried to avoid partisanship in making appointments to the Board of Governors, the naming of a largely ...
Read More »The Board of Trustees’ refusal to hear the Sierra Student Coalition’s presentation on coal divestment at its Wednesday budget, finance and audit committee ...
Read More »Rape is a violent crime. At UNC and colleges across the country, it is treated as an infraction. Something so fundamentally wrong demands a principled ...
Read More »During the two months I have spent on UNC’s campus, I have been impressed with the cross-section of the community that has fully and openly engaged ...
Read More »We are members of UNC’s student-led honor system. We are also HAVEN facilitators and allies. We stand with all survivors, and we stand with the honor ...
Read More »The student newspaper of a New Mexico community college had one of its issues pulled by the school for being controversial. In “protest” the University ...
Read More »Recent developments have brought the discourse on transportation in the community to the forefront.
Read More »Chancellor Holden Thorp’s decision to suspend the Honor Court investigation into complaints of harassment by Landen Gambill is, by his own reckoning, ...
Read More »As the University’s administration continues to evaluate the way that sexual assault is handled at UNC, the community finds itself at a crucial crossroads. ...
Read More »Last week, the Office of State Budget and Management released Gov. Pat McCrory’s first budget proposal. The proposal contained drastic cuts to the UNC ...
Read More »Thanks to the brainchild of one woman, thousands of low-income students are able to graduate from UNC completely debt-free. That woman is the associate ...
Read More »More and more, I’m beginning to think that Gov. Pat McCrory is painting a giant target on UNC.
Read More »Past societies have battled bitterly over power, ideology and access to resources. Wars of the 20th century were fought over oil, but some scholars believe ...
Read More »President Barack Obama’s historic visit to Jerusalem means the U.S. is back in the two-state solution game. Now we must do our part.
Read More »March Madness is everyone’s favorite time of year, and if it’s not yours, then you’re wrong. Every single thing about it is great. Non-stop games ...
Read More »This editorial board chose not to endorse the pairs of Ron Hinton and April Love or John Secrest and Anita Simha for UNC-system Association of Student ...
Read More »Though none of the candidates were particularly inspiring, the best ticket that is running in the UNC-system Association of Student Government election ...
Read More »Propositions: College students cannot write worth a damn. The business world values stellar communication skills. Yet universities do not teach how to ...
Read More »As the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights investigates UNC’s handling of sexual assault, it should continue its history of working ...
Read More »The pro-Israel community at UNC is committed to open dialogue around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and together creating a space where all students ...
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