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No. 2-seeded UNC women's soccer survives No. 4-seeded Penn State, 2-1, in overtime to advance to the College Cup

| November 29

Opinion

Opinion: We allow ourselves to be bound by bureaucracy

By Editorial Board | December 5

The revolution will not be televised for the necessary revolution is no longer sexy.

Column: The DTH is fighting for more than records

By Jane Wester | December 5

Just before Thanksgiving, this newspaper sued UNC for the release of public records for cases in which someone was found responsible for sexual assault.

Opinion: Gift giving can be stressful. Donations are always nice.

By Editorial Board | December 4

The holiday season is here! While there is no shortage of things to look forward to — presents, family, alcoholic eggnog to avoid said family — it is not all great. Gift giving is a social waltz that can make you look stingy, foolish, lavish or like a bad friend.

Opinion: Vulnerability is good, even for professional football players

By Editorial Board | December 4

Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s concussion meant he missed another game Sunday, this time against Seattle.

Column: Integrity sleeps in the art world

By Annie Kiyonaga | December 4

In 1970, the artist Hans Haacke created a “poll box” titled “Information” in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Letter: Keep journalism free in North Carolina

December 4

It is most nettlesome to continue to encounter indications, implications and intimations that North Carolina state government, including the three Research Triangle universities, would participate in any way in any kind of government-controlled journalism arrangements or operations.

Letter: Who is the new special collections librarian?

December 4

It is very exciting to learn about the appointment of Maria Estorino as special collections librarian as reported in The Daily Tar Heel on Dec. 1, 2016.

Letter: In defense of the Bee Movie and free speech

December 4

We write today to express our disappointment with the short-sightedness of movements intent on suppressing free artistic expression, a core tenet of American democracy.

Letter: Student loans hinder the American Dream

December 1

Student loan debt is a relevant issue in today’s society for a wide range of college students.

Letter: College Republicans stand by Trump

December 1

The next president of the United States has been elected in a free and fair election by the American people and the electoral system each party agreed upon.

Column: On World AIDS Day, remember prejudice can lead to unjust policy and serious consequences

By Eliza Filene | December 1

Yesterday was World AIDS Day.

Opinion: Nuance became a buzzword. Can we save it?

By Editorial Board | December 1

Nuance in writing and debate is useful to make an argument more convincing and powerful. As with any seemingly useful term, like “entrepreneurial” or “leadership,” the value of the word can decrease the more it is used. This is one of the reasons that “nuance” is now such a buzzword.