Opinion: Avoid using Raleigh-Durham as a dateline location

By Editorial Board | April 5

The address of The Daily Tar Heel’s office says it is in Chapel Hill. The University of North Carolina we attend is in Chapel Hill. Duke is in Durham, N.C. State is in Raleigh. All this should be clear. 

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Opinion: We have the power to unofficially rename buildings

By Editorial Board | April 5

Last week, an unofficial Hurston Hall plaque was placed on the building now called Carolina Hall, formerly Saunders Hall.

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Column: We all will die, but live anyhow

By Jesus Gonzalez-Ventura | April 5

All right, so let’s get a little personal. Mi abuela, who is nearing 90, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease about 10 years ago. Also note that the disease is not called ‘all-timers.’ 

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Letter: The big game was a hair-raiser

April 5

This letter publicly concludes UNC Walk for Health’s successful “Let the Fro Grow” campaign in support of North Carolina star players Joel Berry, Isaiah Hicks and Justin Jackson and their sculptured afro dreadlocks hairstyles.

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Letter:​ Championship came full circle

April 5

Back in the spring of 1993, I was 16 years old, and my parents let me borrow their car so I could drive from Durham to Chapel Hill to watch the national championship game between UNC and Michigan being shown on a big screen in Carmichael Arena.

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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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