Column: Spending my first Ramadan without family

By Abbas Hasan | April 11

"This Ramadan, I feel like I’m entering a new stage in my life where my faith and practice are not just something I was born into — but something that becomes my own." 

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Editorial: Even Ol' Roy feels like an impostor sometimes

By Editorial Board | April 8

UNC can feel like a draining competition. But the next time that inner critic rears its ugly head, listen to the words of Ol' Roy himself — put aside the fact you don't feel like you’re the right person, and just be really proud of what you've accomplished.

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Editorial: The dark side of social media

By Editorial Board | April 8

"Social media platforms must continue to make changes to protect young users from diet and exercise trends. Only then can social media really return to what it's supposed to be — a fun and stress-free way to spend your time."

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Column: Social media has lost connection

By Layla Peykamian | April 8

"Am I going to be 40 years old and still following people I went to middle school with? Keeping tabs on my almost-roommate from my freshman year? Looking at wedding photos from a friend of a friend I’ve never actually met?"

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Quiz: Which Roy Williams shoe are you?

By Editorial Board | April 7

Drip or drown? Take our quiz to find out which Roy Williams shoe you are.

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Column: Resolving the problems with U.S. elections in four easy steps

By JC Leser | April 7

"Recent elections have highlighted flaws in the American electoral process. Here's how to address them."

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Column: SpaceX and the future of space travel

By Callie Xu | April 7

"Elon Musk's ambition for SpaceX’s imminent success may pave the way for space travel and tourism as we know it."

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Editorial: Hubert Davis is making history

By Editorial Board | April 7

"It will now be up to Coach Davis to carry the legacy of being UNC’s first Black head coach, following the path paved before him by Dean Smith and Walter Davis."

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Column: Stuck in the middle

By Ben Rappaport | April 6

"Chapel Hill demands housing choice. Legislation like Senate Bill 349 is how we get it."

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Column: Do you believe (in the power of music)?

By Brooke Dougherty | April 6

Music has played a huge role in helping people survive the past 12 months.

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Column: From social media to mutual aid

By Caitlyn Yaede | April 6

"At best, limiting your advocacy to social media posts and shares will at least bring awareness about issues that many people would lack otherwise. At worst, these so-called displays of activism are performative attempts to gain clout from serious and complex issues."

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Column: When it comes to COVID-19 research, UNC is leading the charge

By Rajee Ganesan | April 6

When COVID-19 was discovered, science had a lot of catching up to do. Here are just a few of the on-campus labs that have been leading the charge in COVID-19 research.

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Letters to the editor: Unpaid internships and living wages

April 5

Readers share their thoughts on unpaid internships and living wages.

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Column: Just one more, Roy

By JC Leser | April 1

"A great man and a great coach, he will be sorely missed by the Carolina community, who will struggle to replace everything Williams brought."

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Editorial: Nothing gold can stay — including Roy Williams

By Editorial Board | April 1

As we process the news of Roy Williams' retirement together, the Editorial Board chronicles the five stages of grief.

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Editorial: Internal discipline is a recipe for disaster

By Editorial Board | March 31

"We have seen how joint jurisdiction agreements have protected privilege and how methods of internal discipline have failed in the past with how UNC has dealt with sexual assault.  Traveling that same road again with fraternities and sororities won’t change the destination."

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Viewpoints: Are wellness days worth it?

By Editorial Board | March 31

Should wellness days remain in a post-pandemic world? Or should we return to our old normal of a traditional spring break? 

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Column: It's time to call out fake news

By JC Leser | March 31

"Mainstream media have begun to use provocative titles to draw in readership to fight unreliable news sources for attention. But misleading clickbait headlines are often serious topics that need addressing."

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Column: What we should actually be learning in college

By Ana Sofia Thomas | March 31

"What could we be learning and doing that would help us better prepare for the future?  Here are a few ideas for things that might actually be useful for us to learn, considering graduation is coming up."

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Column: Why are my shoes on backorder again?

By Vance Stiles | March 31

"Seeing a bunch of back-ordered items when you shop online? What about increased shipping costs? And what was the brouhaha over that container ship getting stuck in the Suez Canal all about?"

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