"The opinion page is the center of the Chapel Hill community, offering a place for discussions on topics that directly affect us. It’s the soul of the paper and the community. Running that is a responsibility that Elisa Kadackal, our new assistant opinion editor, and I hold seriously."
Amidst all the hate and claims of unfairness, the Durant-less Warriors proved themselves in their Game 6 win to advance to the Western Conference Finals.
The Lakers appear to understand the gravity of hiring a man with Kidd's history – they just don’t seem to care.
Here is our playlist full of music that sums up this wonderfully chaotic, intense year that simultaneously feels like it has gone on forever and that it only began yesterday.
DTH Sports Assistant Jack Frederick shares the 8 lessons he has learned at UNC, working for the Daily Tar Heel and being in Chapel Hill.
"So, how do I think our Chapel Hill-Carrboro community, and country as a whole, can value all people and their ideas? We can start by remaining curious, questioning assumptions and suspending labels."
The DTH has helped build my love for learning. It’s given me the chance to grow close to smart, special people. It’s taught me how to conquer any feeling of inadequacy. It’s let me be me.
"Activists and people of color on this campus have sacrificed so much in ways that I can never begin to understand or imagine — they have given everything to a place that has given them so little in return."
"The DTH raised me through college. I’ll carry it with me everywhere. And I cannot wait to read this paper next year, see new bylines above excellent work and hope that they remember me."
My life was forever changed on a cold winter’s day in January 2015. I had just gotten home from swim practice and checked my phone as I walked through the back door. After setting my bags down, I opened Facebook and saw that three of my friends from high school were posting about getting into the University of North Carolina.
"My time at The Daily Tar Heel is not that simple, and it’s much more special than that."
"Sooner or later you may have to choose one place, and sink roots into it. I have found mine. In truth, I never left it."
Philosophy and political science major Jacky Wang expresses how the reduction of their cultural food to a "fad" is infuriating and hopes to validate the defining aspects of boba tea for themself and others as more than just a "fad."
Writing isn't just for the purpose of writing — its to be less alone and to make a connection with people — at least that's what Kent McDonald thinks as he reflects back on his time writing for the Daily Tar Heel.
Read more books, dye your hair and have painfully awkward bar encounters. This is the only advice you need before planning your next year in Chapel Hill.
Editorial Board recognizes that Morehouse College is taking a step in the right direction with their new gender identity policy, however it is not without flaw.
"All we want is to be able to step outside without feeling like we’ve stepped into a Coldplay song. Everything is yellow. Especially the sidewalks – we ought to just start calling them the yellow brick road."
"McCracken’s claim that his officers are 'assaulted, both literally and figuratively' is demonstrably false and dangerous."
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