Column: Has the United States lost its heart?
The Trump administration announced that they will only be accepting 30,000 refugees in 2019.
Column: US News' college rankings are flawed
For the 18th consecutive year, UNC has been in the top five public universities according to US News. Here's a take on that:
Column: A ritual route through rural America
"This is, after all, a trip through America, in all of its splendor and ugliness."
Column: Make the Undergraduate Senate more diverse
All our student leaders have a responsibility to do what is right, regardless of how “contentious” it may seem. Students have been subject to this type of complacency for long enough with our University administration and should not undergo it with their student leadership as well. I hope that the trend of vetoing progress for the sake of pleasantness does not continue.
Column: Free inquiry is dead, long live free inquiry
"Rejecting potential truth in the service of an ideology is dangerous. The subjection of reality to a preordained framework can have wide-reaching ramifications for society. Collective ignorance will always be worse than controversial truth in the long run."
Editorial: Learn about donor demands
The UNC we know and love would not be possible without donor gifts unless tuition and/or taxes were raised, always politically difficult propositions. Development staff are among the finest persuaders in our midst.
Editorial: Florence has left, but N.C. is not out of the storm
While Hurricane Florence breezed over Chapel Hill, leaving little damage in its wake, many parts of North Carolina were not as fortunate.
Column: Don't give the General Assembly a blank check
" I would advise the reader to vote against the proposed amendment to institute voter identification laws — even if you support requiring a form of identification to vote."
Editorial: Don't forget the context of hurricane class cancellations
In the wake of classes being cancelled, it's important to think of the consequences of these few days off.
Guest column: A man phoneless is a man lost
While phones, tablets and laptops are obviously very useful, the corporations and the psychologists, whom these corporations hire to develop these devices and applications, aim to make them the most important thing in our universes.
Column: Symbols and their discontents
Symbols as signs (signifier + signified) cohere and constitute peoples under specific cultural orders. Let's not forget their power.
Letter: It's time for new leadership for Carolina football
"Someone out there that can make this happen, but I no longer believe that this person is Coach Fedora."
Guest op-ed: Chapel Hill's truthful Southern history
"Much of what passes for history is of transitory importance and survival among professionals alone confers permanence. But quite apart from that consideration, new generations of UNC students and readers of The Daily Tar Heel ought to value the legacy of truthful southern history generated in Chapel Hill."
Column: Did you know anal sex is still illegal in North Carolina?
I hope that one day I can finally enjoy a glass of rosé unhindered — maybe even with the person I choose to share my life with. And together my future partner and I can toast to a world where law and culture are aligned and equality is our reality.
Letter: UNC Black Faculty call on the University to permanently remove Silent Sam
"To reinstall the Confederate monument to any location on UNC’s campus is to herald for the nation and for the world that UNC is not a welcoming place for Black people."
Column: Is being 'woke' the new corporate trend?
From burning shoes to giving praise, Nike's decision to have Colin Kapernick as the face of their most recent campaign has sparked a wide array of reactions. But are they really "woke," or are they just trying to appeal to younger generations?
