Column: Why a Life & Death Issue?
When I tell people that my biological father died in January, their eyes bulge, sadness overtakes them and the reactions like, “I’m sorry to hear ...
Read More »When I tell people that my biological father died in January, their eyes bulge, sadness overtakes them and the reactions like, “I’m sorry to hear ...
Read More »The last month has been an eventful one in both campus and American politics.
Read More »America’s best president was Theodore Roosevelt. He fought against oversized business as the “trust buster.” He fought for peace in the Russo-Japanese ...
Read More »The recent “Town Hall on Race and Inclusion,” was the University’s attempt to “have a conversation” in order to cover its respective derriere. ...
Read More »Today marks a week since the Paris attacks, and with it a renewed sense of anguish and grief over the loss of innocent life.
Read More »In case you missed it, Ed Sheeran and Joe Jonas were both on campus last week. In other words, my inner fangirl started to bubble with something reminiscent ...
Read More »From Missouri to Cape Town and back again, black university students are fed up. Transatlantically, campuses have been frequented with rallies and protests, ...
Read More »With three more wins, North Carolina is destined for the College Football Playoff.
Read More »On the Friday Margaret Spellings was announced as the next UNC-system president, I was exhausted. I was running on four hours of sleep and hadn’t gotten ...
Read More »When the news regarding the terrorist attacks in Paris broke Friday, many were shocked. With the death toll growing above 100 and details emerging on ...
Read More »I was scrolling through Yik Yak on Wednesday evening and found a troubling post: “I get all of my news from Yik Yak these days.”
Read More »How many times in an average day do you use the word “go”? Maybe you’re saying you’re going to class in the morning, or maybe your parent has ...
Read More »Event planning 101: It is necessary and vital to have a set budget when searching for an affordable act. On Tuesday, we published an update — or rather, ...
Read More »What do a burger and a cigarette have in common? Nothing for the lighthearted. The World Health Organization now says that processed meats cause cancer. ...
Read More »As a student of public health here at UNC, I’ve sat through some difficult lectures, both intellectually and otherwise. But when it comes to the topic ...
Read More »Shock, outrage and then silence — such characterized the mainstream response to a school resource officer assaulting a Black female student and dragging ...
Read More »I’ve been thinking a lot about “The Little Prince” lately. If you’re unfamiliar with the story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the Little Prince ...
Read More »On Tuesday, the College Football Playoff selection committee unveiled its first rankings of the season.
Read More »The day before spring lectures ended at the University of Cape Town, Black student protestors shut campus down. Barricading entrances and roads with boulders, ...
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