Abortion coverage needed in student insurance policy
We were disappointed that the DTH article on the new student insurance plan controversy (“UNC-system students able to opt out of abortion benefit,” ...
Read More »We were disappointed that the DTH article on the new student insurance plan controversy (“UNC-system students able to opt out of abortion benefit,” ...
Read More »Orange County voters should strongly resist voting to increase the sales tax in the upcoming November referendum. What is erroneously being sold as a ...
Read More »Did you know that over one million dollars in student activity fees are overseen or directly allocated by Student Congress?
Read More »In response to “UNC trying to quit coal,” (Aug. 27) I am overjoyed by the earnestness of Chancellor Thorp and the University’s Energy Task Force ...
Read More »The speed with which the public forgets disasters is evident in the wake of recent tragedies such as the earthquake in Haiti.
Read More »We all knew exactly what would happen when Butch came to town — the good ole boys wanted to run around like they’re still fraternity pledges, hoot ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: The spread of misinformation concerning the proposed “mosque” two blocks from the World Trade Center is extremely concerning.
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Since when has Carolina been THAT school?
Read More »In response to Anthony Henage’s letter (“‘Ground Zero’ Mosque exemplifies freedom,” Aug. 25), I am not buying this idea about “emotional fitness.” ...
Read More »After overhearing all the chatter about the new “Connect Carolina” information management system implemented on campus, I have heard many pros and ...
Read More »By now, students may have noticed the Get-Out-The-Vote efforts on campus. While some may ignore these initiatives, it is ultimately important for us to ...
Read More »Recently, the Daily Tar Heel moved off campus to assert its independence from the university and takes pride in the fact that it does not receive university ...
Read More »UNC juniors and seniors will remember the Ramshead Rathskeller, which closed two years ago. The “Rat” is among my fondest memories of Chapel Hill. ...
Read More »The amount of emotion expressed over placing a mosque near the former World Trade Center is surprising and befuddling to me. For eight years we lived ...
Read More »As educators, advisors, counselors and in the front lines with women and men starting their first year in colleges across the country this fall, we all ...
Read More »As one of the UNC-Chapel Hill campus family I say welcome and welcome back. For 15 years I have worked in buildings on Manning Drive, and so I am familiar ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: The voters and taxpayers of North Carolina are about to be taken on yet another ride for an extremely expensive, clearly unnecessary ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: This is in regard to the letters of support for Burr and Marshall (“College Republicans stir up support for Burr,” “Elaine Marshall ...
Read More »While it is only to be expected that my counterpart at the Young Democrats, Mr. Storrow, should be fighting for Elaine Marshall to be elected to the U.S. ...
Read More »Students walk across campus everyday. Thus the student voice should naturally be one of the top concerns of the Board of Trustees as they make the decision ...
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