"Maybe the Chancellor is waiting to form another committee on the need to form a committee to create a working group to pretend to hear campus worker ...
Read More »"Local public health and emergency services officials have stepped up their efforts even more in response to the spike at UNC-Chapel Hill. Likewise, we ...
Read More »"As NextGen’s UNC-Chapel Hill Fellows, we’re committed to helping our peers navigate the voting process, which like everything else, has become more ...
Read More »"Ultimately, it is not just international students, but also colleges who lose when they are unable to host some of the brightest minds from across the ...
Read More »"We have an obligation to leave the world much better than we found it, but the only way we can do that is to ensure we eradicate the very system that ...
Read More »"We quietly accept these indignities while American institutions use us to build their 'global' brand. We cope by focusing our attention on other Americans ...
Read More »"Those who will be most affected by UNC reopening this fall are those who have already risked so much to make campus safe and just for everyone. It is ...
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"For years, the University has swept sexual violence under the rug while making empty promises to confront the issue. UNC has the opportunity to break ...
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While UNC’s administration paints all-online instruction as a radical and unrealistic measure, here are five reasons why I, a UNC graduate student worker, ...
Read More »"As a longtime University employee in Facilities Services, I have zero confidence in the University’s capability or willingness to do what is needed ...
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"A gradual defunding of the police department paired with investments in expansive social services will make our town safer, healthier and more equal. ...
Read More »"Words have consequences, and events like the IFC speaker impact our community in immeasurable ways. These words are reflective of a broader culture of ...
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"I fear that I will miss out on the significant milestones in this new chapter of my life. Living away from my family, experiencing the difficulty of ...
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"Anyone who believes that giving away more health care and education without requiring dramatic changes in governance and cost controls will improve these ...
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From a hotline to answers to your questions on voter ID, the former executive director of Democracy North Carolina, Bob Hall, outlines tips and ...
Read More »"The Board of Governors can — and should — leave it in storage."
Read More »U.S. Senate candidate Cal Cunningham on education reform.
Read More »The Silent Sam settlement looks to be the rare exception of lawyers getting creative to help their clients pay more. Two and a half million dollars ...
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A collection of letters celebrating the life and mourning the loss of UNC student Wynn Burrus.
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“I’ve never experienced being in such a safe, supportive and breathtakingly beautiful space, so much to the point [where] I crave it here at ...
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