Letter: N.C. voter ID laws could hurt students

April 4

In an article published by the (Raleigh) News & Observer on Dec. 31, 2016, former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory discussed his loss in the recent election, saying, “I think the real impact was [sic] in the Supreme Court decision to disallow us from having voter ID, which allowed a lot of college students who live out of state to vote.”

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Letter: ​NCAA champs: Bless them Tar Heel boys

April 4

Tonight, on both sides of the court, never have so many played and coached so toughly for so long.

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Opinion: The House Bill 2 compromise bent to the NCAA’s wishes

By Editorial Board | April 4

The National Collegiate Athletic Association has too much power. Aside from the other issues people might have with the NCAA, it is clear it can have direct influence on non-sports related political policy.

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Opinion: To promote LGBTQ rights, engage with your neighbors

By Editorial Board | April 4

On March 30, House Bill 2 was officially repealed with the passage of a compromise bill, House Bill 142. A compromise should be bittersweet. This one is sour. 

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Column: This… is The Daily Tar Heel

By Danny Nett | April 4

Somewhere between fumbling to lay out a map of print distribution and sending tweets and trying to write this column last night, the reality of everything finally hit me: For me and the other seniors here, this is it.

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Column: Engaging with art can mean engaging with activism

April 3

Ever since President Trump’s election, issues surrounding race, class and gender have been playing heavily on our national conscience.

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Opinion: Let’s give student government a chance

By Editorial Board | April 3

UNC student government faces a crisis of legitimacy. Not counting the run-off election, less than half as many students voted for a student body president candidate this year as did last year. 

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Column: National champs of my heart

By Evana Bodiker | April 3

It might be dangerous to put this in print, but here goes: I used to actively avoid UNC basketball. Now that I’ve written it, it feels good to get it out.

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Letter: Write about eating disorders with care

April 3

We would like to commend The Daily Tar Heel for its coverage of eating disorders (EDs) in wrestlers from Friday’s paper. 

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Letter: ​Don’t literally give everybody money

April 3

In “Give Everyone Money,” Claude Wilson makes a claim at the end of his column that is a lot more dangerous than it seems.

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Letter: ​HB2’s repeal was a mess — Go Heels!

April 3

The partial repeal of House Bill 2 is disappointing, but ultimately not surprising. It’s only a partial victory for North Carolina.

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Opinion: We are cautiously optimistic about the county's affordable housing plan

By Editorial Board | March 31

When you wish to live in the Southern Part of Heaven, the three things driving the price of real estate are going to apply: location, location and location. Orange County is a wonderful place to live. But wonderfulness costs. A lot.

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Column: The NCAA is still a scam

By Cameron Jernigan | March 31

For the second year in a row, UNC is in the Final Four. I can’t lie. I had my doubts we would make it this far.

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Kvetching Board for March 31, 2017

March 31

Now that April is right around the corner, the DTH should start printing a backsweat severity forecast along with the daily weather.

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Column: Literally just give everyone money

March 31

There are a little over 150 million employed people in the United States: about 3.4 million drive trucks, taxis, buses or delivery vehicles, meaning that more than one in every 50 workers in the U.S. operates a motor vehicle. 

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Letter: DTH should give José Valle a shot at EIC

March 31

Last weekend, the DTH’s board of directors disqualified José Valle from running for editor-in-chief. He had accidentally submitted the wrong file for his budget proposal, which is a new requirement for EIC candidates this year.

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Letter: ​UNC night parking fee prioritizes profit

March 31

In response to “Night parking fee raises concern for some employees” by Leah Asmelash, I agree that night parking fees could be problematic for a large community of people.

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Letter: ‘One Day’ by Duke’s Grayson Allen

March 30

I look at my watch. 4 p.m. Time for practice. Well, it would be time for practice. Damn.

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Opinion: UNC, text us when you’re planning to do construction

By Editorial Board | March 30

The sidewalk in front of Ackland Art Museum is officially back open, producing a general sigh of relief from all who were inconvenienced by the detour over the past few months. 

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Opinion: UNC needs better places to take a mid-day nap

By Editorial Board | March 30

This board was disappointed to see that the boxy cubbies in the Undergraduate Library’s basement — previously some of the most appealing nap spots on campus — have disappeared. 

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