Hopefully this exhibit will inspire women to make art that accurately depicts their own strength, push men to reflect on the way they represent female subjects in the art they create and challenge the public to question the way women have been reduced to female bodies in art.
The State Fair is in town again, and you know what that means...
I am afraid. I am afraid of so many things — climate change, the GOP, cockroaches living in my kitchen — but most of all, I am afraid of how much I like you.
Which bus app is best? I used both Rider and NextBus for a week to settle the debate once and for all.
If you’re reading this, do yourself a favor and download Rider. I promise it will change your life.
Why does UNC's midterm season last for two anxiety-ridden months?
With the already messy traffic regulation in Chapel Hill, would the addition of the bird scooters be a good idea?
“I’ll always hold hope for you.” In light of those words from my nurse practitioner at CHS, I am holding hope for CAPS and its ability to serve more students in need, increasing their access to mental healthcare.
Taylor Swift's latest social media post is symbolic of America's current political atmosphere and the importance of speaking out.
Each day as I walk, my belief is confirmed that people are just the worst.
Compensation for labor is declining, but corporate profits are growing exponentially. The source? Corporate "monsopsony," when businesses have the exclusive power to buy a commodity.
Lady Gaga played the piano with her feet, so no one even really noticed.
Whether you experienced a valley your first year or sophomore year — or you are experiencing it at this very moment — hold on. It’s going to be OK.
Each fraternity on our campus must dedicate themselves to ending the dangerous Boys Club we helped create.
Situations that were once limited to outrageous television plots have become the reality of America. The demand for entertainment has obscured the seriousness behind American politics.
" We have to take responsibility for the way we treat others, no matter if our demons stem from a place of pain."
Whether it's two hours to Kinston or 17 and a half to Plano, TX, it can be difficult to be separated from your furry best friend.
"I realized that on that holy Sunday I was wearing... the romper."
"Why should poorer Asians be held up to the same racial stereotypes as their wealthier counterparts?"
Kent McDonald (Samantha Jones) and Annie Kiyonaga (Stanford Blatch) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. Results may vary.
