Column: The battle of housing costs in two college towns
"Both Chapel Hill and Athens have been named the best college town in the country in years past. And both schools have plenty of national championships ...
Read More »"Both Chapel Hill and Athens have been named the best college town in the country in years past. And both schools have plenty of national championships ...
Read More »"Whether you decide on a dorm or a space off campus, it's essential to consider your options holistically. If you flock off campus or not, housing in ...
Read More »"There is a clear question here: Why did some news organizations seem to prioritize their agendas above the safety of students on Aug. 28 and Sept.13?" ...
Read More »"Reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, gun policy, public education, and many other issues are on the line. Pay attention, read up on the candidates, and ...
Read More »"Every day when I open TikTok, I am overwhelmed. I am attacked by not only influencers, but therapists, chiropractors, doctors, nurses, aestheticians, ...
Read More »"Tim Moore and the GOP know all of this; if they don’t, then they are a bunch of blithering morons who shouldn't be allowed to ride a bicycle — much ...
Read More »"You’re on campus one Wednesday afternoon, and something feels off. There’s a rare energy in the air — Gucci perfume with hints of Lululemon — ...
Read More »"Women in UNC’s athletics are waiting for the investment to catch up to their successes. More eyes are on women’s sports than ever, and the ball is ...
Read More »"I have had my fair share of gasp-worthy moments in the past. Did I wear yellow corduroy bell bottoms with cowboy boots and a jean jacket? I did. Someone ...
Read More »"These students were just getting acquainted with their walk to class, making friends and building their own community on campus. The shooting that occurred ...
Read More »"This isn’t going to be the kind of highly partisan election you’re used to, the pro and anti-housing sides are using similar rhetoric – they all ...
Read More »"To make some sense of the senseless, I turned to talk to others on campus. I asked them about how they spent this past week, how they’ve navigated ...
Read More »"My day was roughly scheduled as follows: work from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I realized that if I simply went home after work every day, that would be the ...
Read More »"True crime should never be turned into a spectacle, especially when those who are affected are actively sharing these online spaces that content creators ...
Read More »"As a community, we need to remember him, as well as what his detainment foreshadowed. His wrongful detainment began the cycle of racism and misinformation ...
Read More »"It is disgusting that six months after Senate Bill 41 became law, this tragedy occurred. It is disgusting, but it also feels directly related — and ...
Read More »"We are the Sandy Hook generation. We grew up crouching behind desks in pitch-black darkness, as our teachers barred the doors shut in case a 'scary person' ...
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