Column: Get out and take a walk, Heels!
Chapel Hill is a walking town. During my first year at UNC, I complained almost everyday about the daunting trek from south campus to main campus.
Read More »Chapel Hill is a walking town. During my first year at UNC, I complained almost everyday about the daunting trek from south campus to main campus.
Read More »Recently I walked into a very problematic situation: a specific restaurant that is known for commodifying the bodies of its mainly female employees (hint-hint: ...
Read More »Just when we thought North Carolina couldn’t be any more bigoted with the recent passing of HB2, an anti-LBTQ law, here we are yet again.
Read More »Since the key to making America great again is the good old days, I suggest we all ditch our cars and planes and stick to trains.
Read More »This is a letter to a past, present and future brown girl.
Read More »When I applied for edit board (as The Daily Tar Heel staff affectionately calls it) around this time last year, I thought I wanted to be a journalist, ...
Read More »If there’s one rule of polite company I deeply object to, it’s this: “Don’t talk about politics.” I’ve spent the last two years of my life ...
Read More »This is my last column for The Daily Tar Heel. It’s been two and a half years, and I’ve asked a lot of UNC in this column during that time. I was ...
Read More »My name is two syllables long. It comes from the Hebrew language meaning “God hears,” and is sometimes such a tongue twister that it’s shortened ...
Read More »“Ithink some of us, particularly myself, did not understand the implications of what (House Bill 2) would do.”
Read More »“Do you live here?” exclaimed the police officer who had pulled into our driveway and interrupted my and my brother’s basketball game.
Read More »Hurston Hall still mislabeled; Aramark; building renaming moratorium: Polk Place is still named Polk Place.
Read More »Election years tend to push to the surface a common belief that binds together most, if not all, Americans: We are all entitled to things. So many things. ...
Read More »Since I was a child, my family has felt like an expanding universe — a mosaic of non-biological and biological people from all corners coming together. ...
Read More »I love the fluidity of devotion in college.
Read More »I have never considered myself Southern.
Read More »Is it really April already?
Read More »Spring semester might be coming to a close, but don’t worry — just around the corner are a thousand things to look forward to this summer in Chapel ...
Read More »A January sunrise. I was Chapel Hill-bound on the highway outside Siler City when I hit a deer.
Read More »For my last arts column, I wanted to write something I can stand behind forever.
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