Editorial: The legacy of Our Three Winners
By Editorial Board | Feb. 10, 2021Deah, Yusor and Razan were taken from us far too soon. Today — and every day — we choose to embody their spirit and remember their lives.
Read More »Deah, Yusor and Razan were taken from us far too soon. Today — and every day — we choose to embody their spirit and remember their lives.
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Read More »"Do we want to wait and watch for a second time as the University weighs putting students at undue risk against the monetary loss of shutting down?"
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Read More »"Public figures, such as Coach K, should treat student journalists with respect, not belittle them for asking ordinary questions."
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Read More »Some ideas to help you pass — or even save — time as you wait to give UNC your weekly offering of boogers this semester.
Read More »The Editorial Board shares their New Year's resolutions.
Read More »"Regular asymptomatic evaluation testing is critical, especially if the University hopes to avoid repeating the disasters that occurred in the fall. But a half-assed testing program won’t cut it."
Read More »UNC should avoid another embarrassment and cancel in-person instruction altogether.
Read More »The Editorial Board proudly presents our 2021 predictions. Please, don't take us seriously.
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