Op-ed: Secretary of the Faculty holds too much power
"It’s not just the gender and race of the holders of the office of Secretary that seem to carry forward the norms of an earlier era. It’s also the ...
Read More »"It’s not just the gender and race of the holders of the office of Secretary that seem to carry forward the norms of an earlier era. It’s also the ...
Read More »"Denying people the care and medications they need to stay healthy doesn’t help anyone, especially not during a pandemic. Health insurance is on the ...
Read More »"It is time that journalists work together to end discrimination not just in the communities that we cover, but also in our own industry. We need to speak ...
Read More »"If you are still living in Chapel Hill, it is important to shop locally and help your favorite local businesses stay afloat. Another solution that would ...
Read More »"Many students have and will continue to demand that we remain in remote-only instruction through the spring semester or until a vaccine is widely available. ...
Read More »"We hope that UNC will step up to create this change — change that facilitates trust and provides options that support the entire UNC community, creating ...
Read More »In order to address UNC’s financial crisis, those paid the most should take the largest salary cuts, professor Jay Smith argues.
Read More »Wake County Board of Elections member Gerry Cohen provides some important information about voting.
Read More »"The University of North Carolina may never love you, but Carolina always will."
Read More »"I don’t want to graduate from UNC from my bedroom, but if we continue down the path of failed leadership from the Trump administration, Zoom may be ...
Read More »"Being closeted is extremely isolating and difficult, and I am sharing this to provide myself as a confidant for anyone who has ever felt the same."
Read More »"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 ...
Read More »"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 ...
Read More »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, ...
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