We hear the phrases “conflict of interest” and “pay to play” with such frequency that they have ceased to have an impact.
The 1875 Page Act. The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act. The 1922 Cable Act.
Fellow first-years, I hear your cries and I share your struggles. We made the trek to Chapel Hill bright-eyed and feeling ready to conquer the world.
The women’s march and rally in Washington on Jan. 21 had over 500,000 attendees, and related rallies worldwide pushed the total number of people involved to more than a million.
As of today, we are seven days into the presidency of Donald Trump. In one short week, he has already begun destroying the country.
About the Jan. 23 editorial, “Marching Mindfully”:
When I saw the Bolin Creek documentary (featured in your Jan. 23 article) at the ArtsCenter, I was floored.
If you have read my previous columns, it will likely come as no surprise that I am not a fan of President Trump and the people he has chosen for his cabinet.
All of science is predicated on the idea that life inherently has value. Where is the room for nihilism in science? Riddle me that, Charles Darwin.
President Donald Trump took immediate and counterproductive steps on day six of his administration to appease the hateful, anti-immigrant faction among his supporters by announcing immediate and rapid changes to U.S. border security and immigration enforcement.
For millennia, people have congregated in bathhouses or in the coffee house to exchange ideas. Public exchange of ideas has always been a necessity.
This week, the North Carolina General Assembly is returning for its “Long Session.” It goes without saying that the General Assembly has had a shameful track record over the last year.
News that 100 businesses in Orange County have been certified by the Orange County Living Wage initiative program ought to be met with both enthusiasm and attentiveness.
As unlikely as it might seem, chess games actually used to be longer than they are now.
UNC is a public institution — in fact, it was the first of its kind.
The tale of American exceptionalism is a sensitive subject I imagine for many readers (especially those who take their time to send me angry emails and comments).
In recent years, the term “bias” has been toxified to delegitimize journalism across the political spectrum.
On Friday, UNC gymnastics celebrated LGBTQ athletes as a part of Nike’s #BETRUE campaign.
January 2015 — I was in Chapel Hill, musing. Extremists were running wild in Iraq, doing awful things.
