"We have seen how joint jurisdiction agreements have protected privilege and how methods of internal discipline have failed in the past with how UNC has dealt with sexual assault. Traveling that same road again with fraternities and sororities won’t change the destination."
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Should wellness days remain in a post-pandemic world? Or should we return to our old normal of a traditional spring break?
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"Seeing a bunch of back-ordered items when you shop online? What about increased shipping costs? And what was the brouhaha over that container ship getting stuck in the Suez Canal all about?"
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Now is the time for men to listen, learn and uplift female voices.
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"Experience is valuable, and internships certainly give students a leg to stand on. But at a time when students face a record $1.6 trillion in student loan debt, unpaid internships don’t seem like the solution."
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"It's frustrating and ridiculous to be paying thousands of dollars and putting in hours of our time on subjects that we already learned about in high school — and then learned four more times at UNC."
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"Is it really worth crushing students’ dreams just so classes can be smaller in the immediate future?"
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"It’s time for the NCAA to double down and evaluate not only the budgeting and funding for women’s and men’s sports, but also the way that athletes are treated by the organization."
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Almost one in four UNC undergraduates suffer from food insecurity. The root of the problem? The food desert.
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Students should take advantage of the resources soon to be on campus, and get vaccinated as soon as they can.
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We can no longer ignore the unique and distinct racism faced by Asian Americans. Progress involves recognizing implicit biases, educating ourselves and, most importantly, pressuring our legislators to enact meaningful change.
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Judicial systems across the state should take notice of the efforts in Orange County to implement substantive changes.
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"It’s time for Black artists to receive the same recognition and praise as their white counterparts, in every genre."
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"You deserve to be well, even when it’s not a wellness day."
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"Ensuring that every North Carolinian has an equal vote and dismantling voting laws that disproportionately harm people of color are major reforms that hang in the balance. The filibuster should not have control over their fate."
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Forced to navigate college in a socially distanced world, first-year students are struggling to cope with a difficult transition without being able to establish roots on campus.
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As the University plans to return to a “more typical” fall semester later this year, the Editorial Board wanted to impart some campus and Chapel Hill knowledge to our fellow students who haven’t been on campus or in the area before.
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The world has had an entire year to come up with some coronavirus-friendly ways to celebrate birthdays. Here are just a few.
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While it is important to recognize that others have had it worse, losing jobs and loved ones, it does not invalidate the universal feeling of losing out on the college experience.
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With the Centers for Disease Control releasing guidelines that vaccinated individuals can congregate indoors without masks, the end of the pandemic seems closer than ever. Here are things the Editorial Board is looking forward to once that time comes.
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