Opinion: Olympics end, inequality stays
Building up male-dominated sports as more exciting than women-dominated sports brings up the complicated history of the exclusion of women in society.
EDITORIALS
Editorial: The Olympic gaymes created winners no matter the outcome
One does not have be an Olympic athlete to set a powerful example — you never know who you are inspiring by simply having the courage to be yourself.
Editorial: Kenan-Flagler’s proposed fee sets a bad precedent
Last year, student government and other groups lobbied the Board of Trustees to shut down the Kenan-Flagler Business School’s proposal to impose additional fees for business school majors and minors.
Editorial: Will football make it to Super Bowl LXXII?
Football participation rates are on the decline, with star parents such as Mark Cuban, Justin Timberlake and Barack Obama saying they wouldn't want their children to play football. What does this mean for the sport's future?
Editorial: If you get frisky, don't be risky this Valentine's Day!
Valentine’s Day can be a special day to celebrate love. Make sure to be safe, and enjoy the day!
Editorial: Let's be engaged but realistic for the SBP election
If you’re reading this, you probably (statistically and realistically speaking) don’t care about the student body president election tomorrow.
Editorial: Why you should attend HKonJ this Saturday
HKonJ, which starts at 8:30 a.m. in Raleigh, represents the coming together of people concerned about the direction our state and country are going in. Last year was a high mark for HKonJ, with over 80,000 people in attendance. That is wonderful, and hopefully, that number will rise this Saturday.
Editorial: Take note! Write notes!
Do you remember a time before cell phones and email when you actually penned notes to your friends when they came to your birthday party?
Editorial: Our minds can be our worst enemies
A more serene, pure and lasting happiness awaits you on the other side, once you build acceptance and gratitude for the present moment into your mental repertoire.
Editorial: #GrammysSoMale
Here’s our breakdown of the shortcomings of the 2018 Grammys.
Editorial: Expression or obsession?
Although social media sites are effective in providing an outlet for self-expression, the endless quest for online attention has affected our standards for relationships and, more broadly, our interactions.
Editorial: The powerful stay powerful
Failing to hold the most recent perpetrators and their accomplices accountable will only keep enabling those who have not yet been exposed.
Editorial: Prince, Petty and the crisis that takes no prisoners
The opioid crisis takes lives quietly, instantly, with methodical callousness — and will continue to do so until meaningful policy and cultural changes are embraced in numbers.
Editorial: The destructive convenience of easy agreements
Why are we so bad at disagreeing? In our heads, disagreements are stark, line-in-sand, ideological and moral distinctions.
Editorial: An illustrated history of birth control in the U.S.
Here is our condensed history of birth control in the U.S. so we can better understand our position now.
Budget and free speech policy under review by Faculty Executive Council
Staff writer Jessica Snouwaert attended the UNC Faculty Executive Committee's Jan. 22 meeting, where the committee discussed the University budget and potential free speech policies:
Editorial: "Don't call me honey"
Terms of endearment. Cute nicknames. Sweet talk. Call them what you want, but one thing is certain: there’s no amount of respect involved.
Editorial: Look to the Learning Center for admissions resources
Applying to graduate school can be really scary, and many students feel standardized test pressure, but there are many resources on campus to help.
Editorial: MLK's legacy, UNC's fight
This MLK day, think about how you can impact the Chapel Hill community.
Op-Ed: The politics of producing offspring
I’ve been thinking about having kids lately.
