Letter to the Editor: Call Christchurch a terrorist attack

March 17

This evasiveness is dangerous, it dulls down the urgency of the growing pandemic of anti-Muslim crime. Enough is enough, we cannot make progress in our fight against hatred without acknowledging it and facing it head on. 

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Column: Forget the 'race' card: Let’s talk about wealth

By Abhishek Shankar | March 17

How can we justify stereotyping minority students as unfit for college when their wealthy counterparts nonchalantly take higher education as a given? Moreover, how can we pretend that minority students manipulate the system when we have tangible evidence that the privileged population do exactly that?

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Column: Finding my confidence as a Muslim

By Ramishah Maruf | March 17

" In the aftermath of the attack, I’ve reflected on what it truly means to be a Muslim."

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Column: The commodification of Irishness

By Jack O'Grady | March 7

"We want to help the children of diasporas connect with their roots and prevent one people’s history from becoming another’s product."

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Editorial: Light rail, too heavy a lift

March 5

Given the infrastructural nature of our region, we advise our fellow citizens of the Triangle area to get off the train, get out of the car and get on the bus.

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Letter to the Editor: Weeknight parking charges reek of ableism

March 5

The Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro do not charge disabled people to pay for parking during weekdays and weeknights.

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Column: The issue of gerrymandering

By Claude Wilson | March 5

Despite the fact that in North Carolina, Democrats won the popular vote in the 2018 election, the Republicans still have control of the majority of the seats in the General Assembly and both of the state’s seats in Congress.

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Editorial: The University needs to translate employee grievance documents

March 5

"As a University with classes in over 25 languages, it’s a little absurd to think that it would be such a task to translate a few documents into a handful of languages."

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Editorial: The hardest cut

March 4

"The demons that threaten to bring us down, more often than not, come in the guise of corrupted family and friends. They must be named, exposed and fought against."

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Guest column: We remember

March 4

On the eleventh anniversary of Eve Carson's death, take time to remember the legacy she left and the lessons she taught us. 

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Column: I went to a Turning Point USA party so you don't have to

By Alec Dent | March 3

"Turning Point's Ricky-Bobbian-f*ck-yeah-'Murica-style love for the ol’ US of A is present at any event they put on, but was at truly supercharged levels at their AMERICAFEST party at CPAC¹ this year."

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Guest column: What should a curriculum look like?

March 3

"But before we embrace this radical shift in curricular structure, we need yet to have an open discussion about what constitutes a Liberal Arts education, and to explore fully the implications of such a change for the intellectual life of diverse communities of the College and the University."

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Letter to the editor: Chancellor should register school IDs so students can vote

March 3

"The constitutional right for our students to vote needs to be a priority.  We are here to tell you that we care about the future of our state and country, and we demand action from you on our behalf as soon as possible."

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Editorial: Your Franklin Street restaurant horoscope

March 1

What Franklin Street restaurant are you?

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Column: Giving Asian-American students their voice back

By Abhishek Shankar and Ramishah Maruf | March 1

"The legal strategist (read: non-lawyer) responsible for SFFA and this nationwide attack on affirmative action is none other than Edward Blum, a white conservative man."

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Column: Breaking the firewall

By Elisa Kadackal | February 28

Women now hold only 25 percent of programming jobs, and only four percent of CEO positions.

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Letter to the editor: Pearson's All-in Digital Access program is a mistake

February 28

"UNC professors and faculty must not succumb to Pearson’s sales pitch if they wish to promote college affordability on campus and act in students’ best interests."

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You asked for it: In which we plan your spring break

By Kent McDonald and Annie Kiyonaga | February 28

If you find yourself wanting to go to Italy but unable to afford a flight, we have a cheap and authentic alternative.

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Editorial: Stop sweeping sexual assault under the rug

February 26

"The most damning violation was the failure to resolve cases within the time frame of 60 days (now rescinded by Betsy DeVos)."

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Column: Hope for the future

By Paige Masten | February 26

After Senator Dianne Feinstein's reaction to young activists asking her to vote for the Green New Deal, some are applauding her, but many are criticizing her. How much should younger voices be listened to in the political sphere?

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