Column: Hitting the reset button
By Caitlyn Yaede | May. 2UNC students will get a fresh start when they come back to campus in the fall.
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UNC students will get a fresh start when they come back to campus in the fall.
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Editorial Board member Vance Stiles writes his final column for The Daily Tar Heel.
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India is in crisis. But Vice President Kamala Harris, who proudly embraced her Indian heritage during the election, has largely remained silent.
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Editorial Board member Liam Bendezu writes his final column for The Daily Tar Heel.
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"Electric vehicles are invaluable in the fight against climate change. But in order to truly minimize carbon emissions, Chapel Hill should invest further in non-car transportation."
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This week, Apple announced it would be opening a North Carolina campus in Raleigh. Take a trip down memory lane and find out which vintage Apple product you are.
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"The one good thing I have gained from this pandemic is the expectation to have no expectations. I have torn up my life plan. If I get married at 30, great. If I don’t, you can expect me to be doing whatever the hell it is I want to be doing."
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"There is no evidence that sports organizations have been, nor should be, apolitical. They exist in a political world, hold events in blue and red cities, are owned by people who have political opinions and cater to fans with their own political identities."
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Final exams are approaching at UNC. Editorial Board member Layla Peykamian examines how perfectionism can yield procrastination among high-achieving students.
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College isn't always easy for introverts. Raymond Pang presents some tips for starting conversation with fellow students.
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Many classes at UNC are seriously lacking in diversity. But in discussion-based courses, the diversity of experience of our classmates is paramount.
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Research suggests that Bitcoin could cause global temperatures to rise 2 degrees Celsius in the next 30 years. How can we address the environmental consequences of cryptocurrencies?
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1931 was not an ideal time to be living in rural North Carolina. Not only was the Great Depression in full swing, but for the people of Western North Carolina, a great beast was wreaking havoc.
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Summer is just around the corner, and depending on your year, major and career of interest, the time for landing an internship may be rapidly approaching. But a rejection letter could be the perfect invitation to search deeper within yourself and to explore just how many exciting opportunities there may be.
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"The NCAA might market itself as an organization giving athletes a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to earn their college degrees for free, but they are also a billion-dollar industry constantly looking to maximize their profits."
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"We should continue to make an effort to reuse clothing and give them a second life. Just keep these things in mind, and be prepared the next time you decide to give thrifting a try."
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With COVID-19 precautions being eased, the question arises — what is going to be “pandemic-acceptable” this summer? Can you board a plane, sip a cider at an outdoor bar or have that post-pandemic party you’ve been waiting for?
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DTH readers weigh in on North Carolina's pending anti-trans legislation, a bill that would give the UNC System greater flexibility to deal with COVID-19 financial impacts and single-use plastic consumption.
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Why are we so bad at risk evaluation? And how does that manifest in our approach to COVID-19?
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It may need some work, but one thing’s for sure: UNC infrastructure has plenty of character. Take our quiz to find out which academic building you are!
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