Op-ed: Grounds workers should not be used to disrupt peaceful protests

April 22

"Administrators and the chancellor are hiding behind facilities workers to disguise their intentions. They want to quash dissent and protest but without using UNC Police because that might look bad."

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Column: Re-invent your definition of home

By Sydney Baker | April 22

Column: UNC must do more to boost student financial literacy

By Emma Green | April 22

Column: Don't let LinkedIn make you feel inadequate

By Teo Almaguer | April 22

Column: Amidst ever-advancing AI, you still cannot automate an imagination

By Mary Thomas Watkins | April 21

Letter: More than 500 students demand attendance of UNC administrators at forum

April 19

Attack on DEI: Statement from the Black Student Movement

April 18

"These recent actions from the Board of Governors convey that the diverse voices of students across our campuses are not worth protecting, at least not at the expense of political intrigue and speculation."

Column: In honor of Earth Day, here's a look at UNC's sustainability efforts

By Angelina Klepp | April 17

"To preserve the Earth for generations to come, sustainable development must be on the frontline of our priorities. In order to kickstart a green future, changes must be made on a smaller scale, starting in our community with the university and the individuals within."

Editorial: The Editorial Board rates favorite Franklin Street restaurants

By Editorial Board | April 17

"The best thing about Franklin Street food is there’s something for everyone. From the Mexican at Cosmic Cantina and Que Chula Tacos & Tequila Bar to burgers at Al’s Burger Shack or Buns Burgers & Fries, The Daily Tar Heel Editorial Board has rated some of Franklin Street's most popular and iconic restaurants, based on taste, environment and price."

Column: What my 6,994-day streak of no Snapchat has taught me about communication addiction

By Sydney Baker | April 16

"Generations before us who went to college had to chat in person to communicate. Though we live in a very different world on changed campuses, the raw communication style of face-to-face conversation is still the only type of communication that is absolutely necessary. Texting, FaceTiming, snapping, DMing and even sending a letter via dove is just fluff."

Column: Arizona's near-total abortion ban ignores choice, pushing moderates left

By Anna Cathryn Perry | April 16

"If states continue in Arizona’s path, moderates and independents who support abortion rights will be less and less likely to vote Republican, effectively giving President Biden political victory."

Column: Don't let the restaurants that define our college experience fade away

By Katie Littlejohn | April 15

"Walking through Chapel Hill with my dad is like visiting a graveyard of lost friends. As an alumnus of the school, he knows the ins and outs of Franklin Street, the best restaurants, bars and hidden gems. But he also remembers the places that were beloved during his time here that are no longer around."

Column: Spending time outside fosters genuine human connection

By Ellie Kollme | April 15

"There is nothing that strengthens my relationship with others like being outside. Whether it is trail hiking or walking around in the Quad, I feel more connected to the people I am with. I believe it is because of the limited distractions that come with being outdoors."

Column: Southern hospitality is alive and well

By Madelyn Rowley | April 15

"Southern hospitality is integral to Carolina culture. It is simply easier to interact with other students, professors, faculty and local residents when they are so eager to engage. It’s part of what makes this region so inviting, and part of what makes me confident that UNC-Chapel Hill presents model college students."