I was saddened to read in Thursday’s article that the Belk track will be demolished to make way for a new indoor practice facility for the football ...
Read More »I’m sorry to sound like a prude, but I thought the headline “@#it happens at UNC” was quite inappropriate.
Read More »I’m writing to thank you for the piece in The Daily Tar Heel about mental health.
Read More »As chair of the Department of Maternal and Child Health, I want to strongly challenge the comments of Jaslina Paintal in her Feb. 22 column in The Daily ...
Read More »Chiraayu Gosrani’s column Wednesday stated that Bradley Opere is “the University’s first international student body president.” This is plain ...
Read More »If you’re like me, you probably found Jacob Olliffe’s letter to the editor on Feb. 21 really hard to understand. So here’s a translation:
Read More »As the lead instructor for the course on which Jaslina Paintal’s column, “When ‘experts’ are ignorant,” is based, I am writing to address some ...
Read More »For 45 years, part of the General Alumni Association’s mission has been to offer a travel program, and we take great exception to your depiction of ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: As the March 15 primary approaches, recent changes in state voting law are adding an extra layer of confusion for North Carolinians navigating ...
Read More »To the member of Kappa Delta that dressed as a homeless person for a party
Read More »I’m a little confused about Maggie Budd’s article titled: “Experts say testing is key for maintaining sexual health.”
Read More »We in the Southern Historical Collection were delighted and gratified to read your editorial about efforts to make permanent the position of African American ...
Read More »As you may be aware, Margaret Spellings will take office as UNC-system president on Tuesday, March 1.
Read More »North Carolinians have a reputation for fighting to protect our environment. The current fight against offshore drilling is another big opportunity to ...
Read More »My recent reading of Jalynn Harris’ article, “On Black Herstory Month,” left me confused and a little offended.
Read More »No one wanted to win the Duke-UNC game more than this girl.
Read More »I attended Wednesday’s game against dook university. For a little backstory, I am a senior who has not won a single lottery this year until I received ...
Read More »UNC heralds itself as a liberal, progressive university but fails to promote discourse that forces students to think beyond the comfort of these labels. ...
Read More »How lucky we are that Jamezetta Bedford is willing to continue her public service by running for Orange County commissioner in District 1.
Read More »As I pause during Black History Month to reflect on racial progress at UNC and survey the enormity of the remaining work, many questions bombard my mind ...
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