Editorial: Changes the Editorial Board hopes to see next fall

Farewell Column: I am not an editor

By Makayla Key | May 1

"I know that I have created memories, safe spaces, and planted seeds for the people that come after me to thrive and make the DTH a better place.""

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Farewell Column: All the things I know and don’t know

By Emmy Martin | May 1

"I will forever be grateful to the people who leaned in when things got tough. The people who were ready to drop everything to chase a story. A piece of my heart will always remain at 109 E. Franklin St. once I hand over my keys and clean out my desk."

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Farewell column: 'By Liv Reilly' and goodbye from Liv Reilly

By Liv Reilly | May 1

"While it’s finally time to finish out my years at the newsroom, I can’t seem to find a way to finish up this column. How to wrap up three years of bylines and dozens of bell dings that ring through the office after print is submitted."

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Farewell Column: Goodbye, DTH. Thanks for the ride.

By Adrian Tillman | May 1

"Putting dozens of college students in a room together for hours on end guarantees you’ll hear some great music — some you know, some you’ve never heard of before."

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Farewell Column: Advice to Future DTHers

By Lucas Thomae | May 1

"I never liked farewell columns when I was at The Daily Tar Heel. They always seemed too self indulgent — no offense to my wonderful peers that have written plenty of these over the years — considering that most of our readers don’t know or care about who is producing the news they read."

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Farewell Column: Starting a legacy

By Lara Crochik | May 1

"The job hasn’t been perfect, and as my friends know, my hours are irregular and my weekends have been filled with sports — but I wouldn’t change it for the world."

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Column: On our open campus, the good outweighs the bad

By Sydney Baker | April 30

"If our campus wasn’t open, we wouldn’t have our own personal emporium to venture through after class."

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Farewell Column: We were all made to leave

By Olivia Goodson | April 30

"Everyone in the DTH office has taught me something. I barely knew how to get to the office before I was an editor, and now walking in feels like home."

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Column: Loud and privileged voices are damaging the credibility of the left

By Madelyn Rowley | April 29

"Many lifelong American citizens who demand that their opinion be heard first have never experienced true oppression — the type of oppression that plagues other parts of the world in real, tangible ways."

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Column: UNC students must continue to engage with differing ideologies

By Maggie Mead | April 29

"A reluctance to have hard conversations with each other doesn’t preserve “polite company,” it only serves to ignore — and therefore perpetuate — harmful systems and barriers to community."

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Satire: Who would win? Round four.

By Harry Black | April 29

"I think this battle would begin with Monopoly Man on offense."

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Column: Living in a suite is the best choice a freshman can make

By Angelina Klepp | April 29

"Although the adjustment period had its ups and downs, living in an eight-person suite ended up being the best part of my first-year experience."

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Column: Reap the benefits of reflection as this academic year wraps up

By Ellie Kollme | April 29

"As the academic school year comes to an end, it is valuable to take a step back and reflect on the past year."

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Column: Catch me up — a recap of the school year’s political scene

By Madelyn Rowley | April 28

"Columbia University received nationwide attention for their multi-day Gaza Solidarity Encampment, which has led dozens of schools, including UNC, to follow suit."

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