In November 2014, Students for Fair Admissions filed a lawsuit against UNC and Harvard University.
With each passing year, it becomes more and more difficult for student athletes to maintain their performance on the fields and courts while staying afloat academically.
2016 has been a worldwide whirlwind of politics.
Did you know you can check out books from any of UNC’s libraries even if you’re not enrolled in summer classes?
On the final day of Early Voting for North Carolina’s June primary, voters seemed enthusiastic.
Justin MacMahan, a rising junior at UNC, has been playing fantasy sports since the earliest days of the burgeoning industry
Last Sunday, news cycles and social media feeds were filled with condolences and statement of support for the city of Orlando and those impacted by the massacre.
It’s easy to be consumed with negative things and people that we are surrounded by each and every day.
As a member of the Daily Tar Heel’s Editorial Board during the 2015-16 school year, I was highly critical of the lack of transparency the University had this past year. It was my hope that given the criticism received in years past, the University would move towards a more transparent administration. However, with the recent departure of Dr. Taffye Benson Clayton, UNC’s Chief Diversity Officer and Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, I see that they have not.
TO THE EDITOR: Jalea Morris made several good points in her June 16 column, “It is more than just a joke.” As she pointed out, the relatively common “There are starving kids in Africa!” — a response to complaints over minor inconveniences — can misrepresent human societies in Africa, and, indeed, divert the conversation from the truth of problems closer to our Carolina home.
The problem is not gun control; the problem is your attitude about the problem.
Many of those who did (and still do) “feel the Bern” have publicly announced their decision to write in Bernie Sanders as opposed to voting for Hillary Clinton.
A few weeks ago, I was disappointed to find out that Dr. Taffye Benson Clayton would be leaving UNC.
Through personal experiences involving various loved ones my passion has significantly grown for mental health.
“How dare you complain about [insert petty misfortune]? There are starving kids in Africa!”
When I heard about the Orlando shooting, I was lying in a hotel room, recovering from a hangover at D.C. pride.
When my friend excitedly asked me to come to an upcoming Rainbow Kitten Surprise concert, I happily said yes. I had one question question though — who on earth is that?
Last fall semester, a meeting was held in the basement of South Building. If you haven’t been, the basement of South Building is home to Diversity and Multicultural Affairs. Called DMA for short, the office is home to a passionate, intelligent staff dedicated to bettering the Carolina community through diversity.
The 2016 Presidential Election has been plagued with controversy and rash illogical statements not only from the former Republican hopefuls, but also from provocative billionaire and Republican nominee, Donald Trump.
