Letter: The necessity of the SCiLL
"More than half of the conservative students at UNC censor themselves during political discussions on campus, according to a survey published in August ...
Read More »"More than half of the conservative students at UNC censor themselves during political discussions on campus, according to a survey published in August ...
Read More »"A deep, intractable uncertainty has haunted the 365 days that have now passed since the first February 24th . My questions are professional and personal. ...
Read More »"Public university workers across the state of North Carolina are standing up and fighting back. In spite of the fact that North Carolina is one of a ...
Read More »"When the new curriculum was approved by the faculty, the administration, and our advisory boards, the plan was to secure funding for the new junior- ...
Read More »"While The Graduate School does not set the stipend for graduate students, it strives to advocate for resources necessary to support them. From recruitment ...
Read More »"The UNC Federalist Society made a deliberate and ultimately self-defeating choice to invite a speaker who was not only purposefully provocative, but ...
Read More »"We can let our next senator know that the health and wellbeing of our nurses and patients matter to us. And maybe they will help reintroduce this bill ...
Read More »"In upholding 'race-conscious' admissions, we can start to confront the racism and discrimination that prevents students of color from having equal access ...
Read More »"Kenan-Flagler is at a crossroads. I hope that UNC and business school leaders can find the courage and conviction to put students first as they choose ...
Read More »"The UNC-Chapel Hill chapter of the American Association of University Professors calls upon Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Chris Clemens to ...
Read More »"Kenan-Flagler does not prioritize the success of all students, and has made it very clear that if something is not revenue-generating, there is no room ...
Read More »I’ve learnt that activists are making choices to stay involved in the fight for abortion rights and there is strength, conviction, and courage in that ...
Read More »"Unless expressing unequivocal support, criticism of Israel is invariably maligned as “antisemitic,” as the response to DTH’s article demonstrates." ...
Read More »"As Jewish student leaders at UNC Hillel who went on a Taglit Birthright trip to Israel this summer, it is important for us to share our perspective on ...
Read More »"When we win, I’m thrilled, and when we lose, I’d still rather be a Tar Heel."
Read More »"This decade is for safeguarding a chance for humans to have a say in our future, specifically through fast emergency measures before runaway climate ...
Read More »"You can help my family, Ukraine and the world. We defend our land and our democracy, and we are on the right side of history."
Read More »Advancing vehicle electrification is a “conscious effort” North Carolina can act on to reduce pollution and address climate change.
Read More »"Reach out to your local elected leaders today and let them know that you want Chapel Hill and Carrboro streets to be safe for everyone, no matter how ...
Read More »That is the story of where North Carolina’s population has been, and where we’re going: more urban and more diverse. But the reality is that our legislature ...
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