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(02/18/24 10:19pm)
It seems like every season is internship season. While some of my friends are securing their internships for this summer, others are already being interviewed for positions for next year while researching for 2025 at the same time.
(02/13/24 3:50am)
This month, storefronts dripping in various hues of red and pink grapple for the attention of those who eagerly anticipate, or possibly dread, Valentine's Day.
(02/09/24 3:43am)
In the days leading up to the basketball game against Duke last Saturday, the entire UNC-Chapel Hill campus united by a shared hatred of Duke. I dreamed of rushing Franklin Street — yet when we did, the victory felt tainted. All day I’d seen posters and social media comments ridiculing Jared McCain, Duke’s first-year guard, about his painted nails with homophobic comments regarding his masculinity.
(02/09/24 3:35am)
For as long as I can remember, I have sat in front of the TV to see if my favorite artists would win in their categories during awards season. While some artists rightfully get their flowers each year, it seems like Black and other minority artists are constantly snubbed of these coveted awards.
(03/20/24 3:59am)
This column is part of the Mental Health Collaborative, a project completed by nine North Carolina college newsrooms to cover mental health issues in their communities. To read more stories about mental health, explore the interactive project developed specifically for this collaborative.
(02/06/24 10:32pm)
I’m not sure why I was expecting an email or acknowledgement of Black History Month from the University on Feb. 1. Although it would have been nice to receive a message from our new interim chancellor, it’s not like there’s a precedent for that kind of thing.
(02/06/24 10:38pm)
I absolutely adore TED-Ed. It was a comfort for me during the pandemic and it made me feel like I was gaining brain cells instead of losing them.
(02/05/24 12:47am)
You are a bad person. At least a little bit.
(02/02/24 5:53pm)
With the Grammy's rapidly approaching and nominations for coveted awards like Album of the Year officially out, here are my predictions for everyone's favorite winter award show:
(02/03/24 10:48pm)
It's February. My professor has realized winter break is long gone and has begun to assign actual work. Sigh.
(03/01/24 5:32pm)
Celebrity culture is ubiquitous in America. It is a driving force in everyday life, and leads many to know popular figures far more intimately than they would any other stranger.
(02/01/24 3:36am)
In the United States, cruel and unusual punishment is alive and well, and Alabama’s most recent maneuver around lethal injection sets a dangerous precedent for the justice system.
(02/06/24 4:03am)
I still remember the day that Joe Biden was declared president-elect in 2020. I was in my room checking the election results for the 40th time that day, reloading my Safari page every second, when I saw a headline projecting his victory. I was ecstatic. I was only a senior in high school at the time, but I felt a sense of massive relief; the big, bad Donald Trump was done. Gone for good, or so I thought.
(02/02/24 6:00pm)
Only 13.8 percent of registered North Carolina voters showed out to vote in 2023 municipal elections. Voting allows each individual to elect officials who will make decisions that impact their own lives and those around them, and it is a staple of American democracy – yet most people don't engage with politics.
(02/21/24 11:56pm)
The Oscar-nominated Netflix film “May December” hypocritically exploits the abuse faced by Vili Fualaau, who was raped at 12-years-old by his 34-year-old teacher, Mary Kay Letourneau.
(01/30/24 10:27pm)
This past August, Senate Bill 49, known as the Parents' Bill of Rights, passed the NC Senate 29-18 after having been previously vetoed by Gov. Roy Cooper in July.
(02/01/24 3:25am)
Today’s media landscape is quickly evolving. With the rapid expansion of social media in the past two decades, media has drastically changed to be more digital, more fast paced, and far more complicated. As of 2022, a majority of Americans now use online sources, including social media, to access the news, according to Reuters Institute 2022 Digital News Report.
(02/01/24 10:17pm)
It always delivers. Well, until it doesn’t.
(01/23/24 12:22am)
Coffee shops, parks, libraries, museums and community centers — what do these places all have in common? They’re not your house or your workplace. They’re “third places.”
(01/23/24 8:08pm)
My decision to "go random" and live with someone for nine and a half months whom I knew nothing about was actually unintentional.