Column: Help us pick a new leader

We appreciate the support we’ve received at the DTH, and I have personally enjoyed getting to know a lot of you. While I am sad to be leaving this position, I wanted to let you all know about two opportunities to help the DTH. 

Op-ed: Aramark, associated with Carolina Dining Services, undermines what UNC stands for

Outsourcing allows universities to focus on other issues, but the opposite is occurring at UNC as the corporation Aramark damages the University and its reputation.

Column: 'It’s time for South Asian women to seize the narrative.'

We’re finally getting some South Asian representation, but besides Mindy Kaling, the most celebrated actors and comedians are all men. South Asian men have finally been granted a voice, but they’re not doing anything to elevate the status of their female counterparts in television and movies. Maybe it’s time for South Asian women to seize the narrative.  

Op-ed: One legal opinion on Silent Sam doesn't matter

 What do you have when you get three lawyers in the same room? Six different opinions! And when Silent Sam is the topic of discussion, the climate can't afford any more confusion. 

Column: A farewell to the Campus Y

Today is my last day as a co-president of the Campus Y, and as such I’ve decided to write at least one column that fully embraces the conflict of interest my position might represent while I still have it.

Opinion: A guide to escaping Chapel Hill

If you’re stuck in Chapel Hill this spring break, have no fear. There are tons of fun, affordable and exciting things to do outside of the Chapel Hill bubble.

Letter: Chancellor Folt's neutrality won't create change

Column: Try to stay in the moment

Seniors, enjoy the last part of your undergraduate career how you wish to, whether that includes senior traditions or not.

Editorial: Our commencement speaker wish list

There’s definitely a way to balance social prominence and proximity to UNC’s legacy in our dream team of potential speakers. 

You Asked for It: In which we get into Spring Break without getting Spring Broken

Perry Carter (Paris, France) and James Scalise (Paris, Texas) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. Results may vary.

Letter: Undersigned UNC SILS faculty call to remove Silent Sam

Column: Who's ready for Tucker?

 Maybe Tucker Carlson of Fox News coming to town means that UNC students can experience the benefits of a good contrarian, or as James Carville said in a quote used to promote the event, “one of the world’s great contrarians.” We are surely just as guilty as any other cohort of society of tunneling into our own biases and catering our media diet to fill our partisan appetites. Perhaps a bit of intellectual jostling is good for the mind every now and then. 

ANALYSIS: Over the last month, Theo Pinson has been UNC's best player

Over the course of his time at UNC, Theo Pinson has gone from being the energy guy to playing the best basketball of his career in a playmaking role while producing scoring outputs at a more consistent rate than ever before.  

Whatever Trevor: My predictions and a preview of the ACC Tournament

It’s finally March, and it’s crunch time for college teams fighting to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive. 

Editorial: Masculinity, mass shootings and where men can go from here

Following the recent mass shooting in Parkland, Florida that took the lives of 17 high school students, the debate surrounding gun control erupts yet again.

Column: Scandal’s the real March Madness

Amid the excitement — and terror — of watching college basketball’s most exciting moments over the next month, it is important to keep in mind the NCAA’s perpetual scandal.

COLUMN: I'm tired of underestimating, so ...

 Head coach Roy Williams admits his team has no rim protector and laments his players’ lack of 3-point defense. But, as he explained after a March 3 loss to Duke, “We’ve been able to make up for it and win a couple of games anyway.” 

Letter: Inaction never leads to action

Inaction never leads to action. It just might, however, lead to fascism.

Letter: Tucker Carlson editorial displays "journalistic sloth"

I write with disappointment over your editorial skewering my school and the Parks for inviting Tucker Carlson to Carolina. 

You Asked for It: In which we get political and/or promiscuous this President’s Day.

Perry Carter (Fitz Grant) and James Scalise (Josiah Bartlet), writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice, get political on President's Day.