Column: Having trouble staying organized? Ditch the agenda

By Ana Sofia Thomas | January 31

"Some people thrive on the pressure of writing an entire paper before the deadline, while others simply need a small to-do list to keep up with their responsibilities. At the end of the day, whatever gets the job done and keeps you sane works."

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Quiz: What kind of potato are you?

By Editorial Board | January 27

Take our quiz to find out what type of potato best fits your personality. 

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Editorial: Chapel Hill needs a Cook Out

By Editorial Board | January 27

The people have been hungry at late hours for too long. Let them be free.

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Editorial: Student journalists deserve respect

By Editorial Board | January 25

"Public figures, such as Coach K, should treat student journalists with respect, not belittle them for asking ordinary questions."

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Column: Life after the COVID-19 vaccine

By Rajee Ganesan | January 24

How soon will the general public be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and what will life look like afterward?

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Letter: We can work together to make testing a better experience

January 22

"These are difficult times, requiring all of us to sacrifice, and we appreciate your willingness to take these steps to promote the health of our community. We are committed to making testing as seamless as possible."

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Editorial: How to date at a distance

By Editorial Board | January 21

Feeling lonely? Here are some tips for navigating virtual dating in a pandemic.

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Editorial: Long lines for COVID-19 testing? Here's how to pass the time

By Editorial Board | January 21

Some ideas to help you pass — or even save — time as you wait to give UNC your weekly offering of boogers this semester.

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Editorial: Here are our New Year's resolutions — and we're setting the bar low

By Editorial Board | January 19

The Editorial Board shares their New Year's resolutions. 

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Column: It wasn't a happy FDOC, but that's OK

By Paige Masten | January 19

"The UNC I’m attending now looks and feels nothing like it did when I got here."

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Editorial: UNC's testing program is a disaster — but it's not too late to fix it

By Editorial Board | January 18

"Regular asymptomatic evaluation testing is critical, especially if the University hopes to avoid repeating the disasters that occurred in the fall. But a half-assed testing program won’t cut it."

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Editorial: Let's not do this again

By Editorial Board | January 10

 UNC should avoid another embarrassment and cancel in-person instruction altogether.

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Editorial: Our predictions for the year ahead

By Editorial Board | December 6

The Editorial Board proudly presents our 2021 predictions. Please, don't take us seriously.

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Editorial: What got us through 2020

By Editorial Board | December 6

Here's what helped the Editorial Board weather the storm that was 2020. 

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Editorial: Our soundtrack to 2020

By Editorial Board | December 6

The Editorial Board is proud to announce our non-comprehensive soundtrack to 2020, featuring our favorite tunes that got us through the year.

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Column: Here's what happened in science this year

By Rajee Ganesan | December 6

"If this year has proven anything, it’s that it's going to be difficult to predict anything for 2021."

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Op-ed: An open letter from faculty to the UNC community

December 1

"We call on UNC administrators to put public health first, to show courageous leadership and to accept the realities that the unchecked coronavirus has created for us all."

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Op-ed: How UNC betrays survivors like me

December 1

One in three undergraduate women at UNC have been sexually assaulted — yet UNC has received only 200 reports of sex offenses since 2007, and just 15 of these reports have been found to violate UNC’s policy on sexual assault.

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Column: How tech can learn from the pandemic

By Elisa Kadackal | November 16

"In a world increasingly dominated by usernames and mouse clicks, it’s important not to let the millions of other people and non-tech sectors buffer for the sake of rapid virtual innovation."

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Farewell column: Be kind and you'll thrive

By Sergio Osnaya-Prieto | November 15

"As we trudge through this pandemic, the magical moments we all miss are moments of connection to our friends and loved ones. But you have an opportunity to keep the spark of connection going by being kind to those who still surround you — in person or virtually."

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