Column: Sit back and listen, white women
When walking into my Women’s Studies class, I feel a sense of community and comfort with the diverse group of women I get to listen to for an hour.
Read More »When walking into my Women’s Studies class, I feel a sense of community and comfort with the diverse group of women I get to listen to for an hour.
Read More »I try to make time to watch the BBC Arabic TV channel — it shows a side of the Middle East that is not entirely hate and despair and offers a more complex ...
Read More »On Aug. 26, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick stayed seated during the national anthem, stating that he would not “show pride in a flag ...
Read More »Where else will you interview a governor, a mayor and a chancellor before you turn 20? Where else will you work on stories that matter not just to your ...
Read More »The beginning of this year was different than the past two.
Read More »One of my goals when I arrived at UNC two years ago was to attend as many concerts as possible as an undergraduate. Of course, like so many of my wide-eyed ...
Read More »This weekend, I took advantage of the new-semester lull — or, probably more accurately, the calm before the storm — to explore some towns around Chapel ...
Read More »Arriving back at Chapel Hill is a lot. It’s fun; don’t get me wrong. I’ve already been on lunch catch-up dates with around 300 people — I’m ...
Read More »We live in a world today that worships money — literally those who have money are on top socially and politically.
Read More »If you can’t accept me at my FDOC playlist, you don’t deserve me at my LDOC playlist.
Read More »At first glance, the recent creation of an environmental think tank on UNC’s campus by the Republican-controlled North Carolina General Assembly seems ...
Read More »Thanks for reading the DTH on our first day back. I can already tell you it’s going to be a great year — today we’re launching Swerve, a new section ...
Read More »Recently, there’s been quite a bit of Taylor Swift drama—you know, her new relationship with Tom Hiddleston, Calvin Harris’ admission she wrote ...
Read More »This past week’s events have me reeling. On four consecutive days, a Black man in America was killed or found dead.
Read More »I've been thinking about Harambe, the gorilla killed to protect a little mite of humanity that had tumbled into his enclosure.
Read More »Did you know you can check out books from any of UNC’s libraries even if you’re not enrolled in summer classes?
Read More »As a member of the Daily Tar Heel’s Editorial Board during the 2015-16 school year, I was highly critical of the lack of transparency the University ...
Read More »“How dare you complain about [insert petty misfortune]? There are starving kids in Africa!”
Read More »When I heard about the Orlando shooting, I was lying in a hotel room, recovering from a hangover at D.C. pride.
Read More »Imagine: it’s May 2014, and I am a high school junior. Wide-eyed, bushy tailed, and hoping that I’m ready to conquer the college admissions process. ...
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