I wonder what the editors of The Daily Tar Heel were thinking when they allowed the following comment to be published in a recent Kvetching Board: “Uggs ...
Read More »On Nov. 14, 2012, the UNC-CH Board of Trustees made history by taking a stand in support of safety, inclusion and accessibility.
Read More »Mass Incarceration in America. Claims and Controversies in Nutrition. Music of War. What do these things have in common?
Read More »I was disappointed by the conclusions drawn in your article on Nov. 7, “Dropping the ball,” which focused on the dropping Graduation Success Rate ...
Read More »Renowned educator Geoffrey Canada and investor Stanley Druckenmiller are speaking today, Wednesday, Nov. 13, to give a talk they call “generational ...
Read More »For the first time this year, students remaining in Chapel Hill during Thanksgiving break will have the opportunity to partake in a free Tar Heel Thanksgiving ...
Read More »After reading “Condoms: not a public good,” the sexual wellness specialists at UNC Student Wellness were thrilled to see that condom dispensers are ...
Read More »Now that Veterans Day has again passed, I guess we can finally get back to more pressing needs. Don’t get me wrong; I’m a vet (Army 1972-75). I was ...
Read More »I came to Carolina to be challenged academically. I did not expect the academic rigor to come with a lack of personal connection and concern for students. ...
Read More »When Eastern Carolina University senior Ashley Yopp and I were given the opportunity to lead the UNC-system Association of Student Governments in April ...
Read More »Inspired by a letter to the editor Nov. 5 by Matt Cheek, I felt the need to address some of the concerns and issues mentioned.
Read More »In his op-ed piece Oct. 29, “Shared governance requires steadfast dedication,” professor Stephen Leonard argued that students should not ask what ...
Read More »This week is Dancer Recruitment Week for UNC Dance Marathon. There are a lot of exciting things going on this week, especially in the Pit, but we hope ...
Read More »Eve Carson. Within one month here, we hear the name. Eventually, we learn the story. But for us undergraduates, none of us knew the person.
Read More »Rep. Root asks: why should UNC withdraw from the Association of Student Governments? Because the students he and I represent deserve a student advocacy ...
Read More »Affordable housing in Chapel Hill is in even more of a crisis than last week’s article suggested. The swiftly vanishing prospect of affordable housing ...
Read More »Thanks to the Pope Center report pointing out that we could replace all our language majors with Rosetta Stone, we were inspired to come up with a few ...
Read More »With Veteran’s Day right around the corner, I would like to share some thoughts on ways in which one can give back to our nation’s veterans.
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Why should UNC leave the Association of Student Governments? Advocates say ASG wastes money and time, while doing very little advocacy. ...
Read More »Why are some fraternity brothers and sorority sisters so obsessed with throwing racially insensitive parties? What is so celebratory about the Vietnam ...
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