Column: "Beto is a furry" and other tales from his UNC campaign stop
Beto O'Rouke's campaign stop, much like many political campaign events, was met with a few upstarts by the crowd, including interruptions and signs suggesting O'Rouke is a "furry."
Guest Column: Believe me
"I’m going to invoke my 20-year service plaque and ask a few things of my campus community:"
Editorial: Thanks to those who keep us safe
We however should also be thankful not only for what and who are visible in disaster response, but what and who are invisible as well.
Column: "Unplanned" promotes a dangerous narrative
"These anti-abortion tropes, many of them generalizations and misrepresentations of the truth, matter."
Column: Boss behavior shouldn't be a generational divide
"While direct verbal abuse by a supervisor may become less common as we all move forward, shaming culture may simply move the abuse from individual to collective (and less accountable) agency."
Column: Lightskin privilege and its place in activism
"Thanks to the toxic ways in which race defines and structures our interactions with one another, I felt trapped in a lightskin purgatory feeling both privileged and marginalized and not knowing how to reconcile that."
Editorial: Anti-Semitism has no place on this campus
"The administration’s complicity in this hatred is exactly why it continues to occur so frequently."
Letter to the editor: Love thy neighbor
"Recently, pro-life campaigners have taken to the UNC campus, holding signs of graphic images and yelling words filled with anger and hate."
Column: And that, ladies and gentlemen, is democracy
"Or, as "Veep" calls it, bipartisan-shit."
Column: Chapel Hill needs a Publix
Chapel Hill doesn't just need a Publix, it deserves a Publix. Editorial Board's Ramishah Maruf shares her thoughts on why a Publix would fit right in with the Chapel Hill vibe.
Letter to the editor: Nothing beats a Carolina spring
The University has changed since UNC graduate Blais Hickey walked down the quad, but the unchangeable nostalgia of the is forever with this Carolina alumna.
Column: How to be an advocate for mental health
Not everyone has a mental illness – but we all have mental health. Editorial Board speaks on why Mental Health Awareness Week serves an important role on the University's campus.
Editorial: Arts Everywhere needs to address institutional neglect
The arts are already a part of Carolina's community, but they aren't heavily invested in. Editorial Board shares why the Arts Everywhere initiative and day is not a solution to the larger arts problems at hand.
Column: Superlatives don't belong in politics
"My advice to our political leaders is the same as to my students, to everyone: TONE DOWN YOUR CLAIMS."
Column: Save the trailer parks
"I am willing to dream that the most vulnerable among us can be included in the American Dream of homeownership. If the trailer is the gateway to that, bring it on and defend those residents already in them."
Column: Some Berry good news
"The Elevator Queen has decided to abdicate her throne, and we should all rejoice. Last week, North Carolina Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry announced she thankfully won’t run for a sixth term in 2020."
Editorial: Coaches like Sylvia Hatchell don't belong at UNC
Cutthroat, win-it-all coaches shouldn’t have a place here. After all, we’re supposed to be a Carolina family.
