Letters -

Listen to students on endowment issues

By Letter to the Editor | September 26

As a student and member of the Sierra Student Coalition, I’d like to remind Chancellor Holden Thorp and Jon King of their promise to hold an inclusive ...

CUAB botched J. Cole tickets distribution

By Letter to the Editor | September 26

TO THE EDITOR: On behalf of my friends and myself, I would like to express our disappointment in the way the ticket sales were conducted for the J.

Classes put service in a broader context

By Letter to the Editor | September 25

I was disappointed to read the opinion in The Daily Tar Heel this Monday that service-learning is an “excessive requirement” of the Buckley Public ...

Thorp was great, but we should let him go

By Letter to the Editor | September 25

I’m slightly amazed at people’s stances on Chancellor Holden Thorp stepping down.

Educate yourself first, cast your vote second

By Letter to the Editor | September 24

As the year heads into autumn and the election season moves into full swing, I see movements like Rock the Vote attempting to encourage a greater number ...

Church Street issues go beyond parking

By Letter to the Editor | September 24

We have a problem with the four-car parking restriction mentioned in the DTH article on Sept. 5. Recently, we found an officer taking photographs of the ...

There are two sides to financial aid debate

By Letter to the Editor | September 24

Sarah Edwards’ column “Not just givers and takers” presents a naive understanding of the views it critiques, and in hastily dismissing those views ...

Thorp’s resignation is welcome and needed

By Letter to the Editor | September 23

There has been no shortage of those looking to get a moment in the spotlight by pontificating about Chancellor Holden Thorp’s resignation or the UNC ...

Thorp’s leadership will be deeply missed

By Letter to the Editor | September 23

The undersigned represent 40 years of service on the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees and 10 years of service as chairmen of that board.

UNC faces threats from many different sides

By Letter to the Editor | September 20

Last winter, video of my discussion with North Carolina House Speaker Thom Tillis over Amendment One went viral.

Help ask Thorp to reconsider resigning

By Letter to the Editor | September 20

I was deeply saddened to hear of Chancellor Holden Thorp’s plans to step down from his position. He has been an incredible advocate for the University ...

How exactly are we affording J. Cole?

By Letter to the Editor | September 19

We’ve got tuition hikes and budget cuts, but UNC can still afford to shell out $105,000 for a celebrity hip-hop visit.

Thorp’s departure will endanger UNC’s future

By Letter to the Editor | September 19

I was a doubter when Holden Thorp was first appointed to be chancellor, but he has turned out to be the best thing to happen to South Building in decades. ...

9th semester rule is unfair to students

By Letter to the Editor | September 19

The ninth semester rule implemented by the University is deceptive, apathetic and, just plain and simple, unfair.

Volunteer in your local middle schools

By Letter to the Editor | September 18

Now that the first few weeks of classes are behind you, you should start thinking about volunteering.

If we’re looking for an outsider to UNC…

By Letter to the Editor | September 18

With Chancellor Holden Thorp’s resignation, one must look forward and contemplate the qualities a successful replacement might posses.

Thorp scapegoated unfairly for scandals

By Letter to the Editor | September 18

I find myself simply heartsick this afternoon over Holden Thorp’s announcement that he is stepping down from the office of the chancellor.

Dining alternatives needed on campus

By Letter to the Editor | September 17

TO THE EDITOR: Alpine Bagel Cafe is broken. Wendy’s is broken. The only two dining options available to students in the Student Union are businesses ...

Help fight hunger in North Carolina

By Letter to the Editor | September 17

TO THE EDITOR: Most of us take for granted knowing where our next meal is coming from, whether it be Lenoir, somewhere on Franklin Street or whatever ...

Thorp’s departure is a loss for the University

By Letter to the Editor | September 17

TO THE EDITOR: I was saddened to hear of the departure of Chancellor Holden Thorp, a man who has devoted his life to UNC.