Column: There's no right way to do college
"No matter how we get there, at the end of the day we all end up in the same blue robe, proud of being graduates of UNC. "
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COLUMN: Remembering big things is easy, remembering little things is harder
"But if you've done it right, you'll have some wild stories to tell that might make you feel strong for surviving them."
COLUMN: Find friends at UNC that you connect with for different reasons
"Don't be afraid to be vulnerable and put yourself out there! Even if you're met with the occasional rejection, or derisive look or you just don't quite click with someone, you'll do a lot more good than harm."
Column: Interfaith leaders call for Orange County Schools to do better
An open letter to the OCS board from several different members of the religious community of Orange County
Column: Students should be able to identify as non-binary on school forms
I mean, what are you afraid of? After all, it’s just a box.
COLUMN: For UNC football, a potential return to prominence comes under Mack Brown
"While it remains to be seen, there is a good chance that the return of the Mack could yield good results for Carolina football, and return to dominance in the ACC."
COLUMN: Honoring the memory of Our Three Winners
"Our beloved community members. Our beacons of selflessness and kindness. Our champions of the American Dream."
Column: The other side of summer
Later this week, school lets out for over 12,000 students in Chapel Hill-Carrboro. Most of these students eagerly await leisurely summers dotted with s’mores, sprinklers, and sidewalk chalk. But, for the nearly 3,500 CHCCS students receiving free or reduced price meals, there can be a very different anticipation to summer.
Column: Colors of pride
"What exactly is symbolized by each color of the Pride flag, the visual representation of the LGBTQ+ community?"
Column: What I love about sports, on and off the field
Camaraderie that not even free food can facilitate. OC Voice columnist Luke Vermeer talks about the important role that sports have played on his high school experience.
Letter to the Editor: Writers shouldn't be afraid to be uncomfortable
" Fear, while a normal human reaction, has no place in responsible reporting or good journalism."
Column: It's time to be curious, 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."
Column: Game 6 against Houston proved Warriors are champs for a reason
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.
Column: The Lakers don't really care about Jason Kidd's domestic violence history
The Lakers appear to understand the gravity of hiring a man with Kidd's history – they just don’t seem to care.
COLUMN: Thanks for letting me be myself, DTH
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.
Column: Fighting institutional racism isn't easy
"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."
Column: Remembering the busiest year of my life
"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."
COLUMN: Four years at UNC flew by at the DTH
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.
