Column: Male cheerleaders, take off your clothes!
So please, male cheerleaders, take off your clothes!
SWIMMING-AND-DIVING
Leaky Black tightens up defense for UNC in sloppy 75-61 win over Elon
In another sloppy start for the North Carolina men's basketball team, it wasn't Cole Anthony's scoring heroics that bailed the team out against Elon. Sophomore guard Leaky Black's impressive second-half defense helped UNC widen the gap against the Phoenix in a 75-61 win for the Tar Heels.
Armando Bacot's sense of urgency helps UNC avoid upset against Elon
The Tar Heels trailed the Phoenix at halftime, 33-32, but came out with a different energy in the second half, largely thanks to Bacot setting the tone. "I was locked in,” Bacot said.
College Republicans host former Trump campaign manager for lecture, met with walkout
The protest was organized by the Political Action Committee of UNC’s Black Student Movement in response to Corey Lewandowski’s visit.
Previewing UNC women's soccer's matchup with Colorado in the NCAA Tournament
On Friday, the North Carolina women's soccer team will take on Colorado in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Before that, though, check out what the Tar Heels might face against their Pac-12 opponent.
UNC defeats Elon, 75-61, behind Armando Bacot's 22 points and 14 rebounds
The North Carolina men's basketball team defeated Elon on Wednesday night, 75-61, overcoming a slow start in the first half. First-year center Armando Bacot had a career game with 22 points and 14 rebounds.
Program purgatory: UNC dance minor approved in 2013 remains unfunded
At UNC, there are many programs for dance, from the Carolina Girls dance team to various dance clubs. However, despite being approved in 2013, UNC does not have a dance minor. Currently, dance courses count as one credit hour and are categorized at PHYA. This lack of support and funding for a dance minor at UNC is drawing criticism from students and faculty. One professor, after lobbying for the minor through her seven years of teaching dance at UNC, is starting to wonder: "How many more years can I really wait this out?"
UNC community honors transgender individuals who died because of their identity
In recognition of Transgender Day of Remembrance, the University community held events on campus to remember and memorialize transgender individuals who lost their lives to violence which targeted their trans identity.
Check out four plays at once at Kenan Theatre Company's One Acts Festival
The Kenan Theatre Company will be putting on a One Acts Festival from Thursday, Nov. 21 to Monday, Nov. 25. The festival includes four one-act plays performed on the same set and stage.
Aldermen no more: Carrboro board changes its name after 50 years
The Board of Aldermen will officially adopt a new name, and the town's noise ordinance will be amended. Changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Park were also discussed at the meeting.
Bike plan sparks debate at Carrboro Board of Aldermen meeting
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen heard an update on the Town's bike plan at its meeting Tuesday. Aldermen members debated the comprehensiveness of the plan.
Meet Jillian La Serna, a former principal newly elected to the CHCCS board
“I hope to bring my expertise on education,” La Serna said. “I’m bringing that background knowledge to ask questions and to make data-based decisions for our district to try to improve education for every single student in the district.”
Column: DTH reviews 'CHiPs Reads the DTH'
"By the end of the night, we had a major reality check: however funny we think we are, we’re still not THAT funny."
'Life or death information': Complaint claims UNC Health Care violated patient rights
UNC Health Care is being sued for allegedly discriminating against blind patients and violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
At 'Corridors of Power,' speakers explored insider views on U.S. diplomacy
In an event held Tuesday evening, three former government officials spoke on policy, compromise and what they each learned during their respective careers.
A tale of two towns: The rise of luxury apartments amid affordable housing efforts
The Town of Chapel Hill suggests that affordable housing should cost no more than 30 percent of a household's income. However, the number of new "luxury" developments is increasing despite affordable housing efforts
Op-ed: Down with professional Twitter! Just kidding...Unless?
"We need to normalize the reality that we are multidimensional. Our interests and jokes don’t always align with our 9-5’s, and that’s okay! Down with the separate accounts!!"
Column: Like a virgin
"The whole concept of virginity, although entrenched in our culture, religion and education, needs a serious makeover. Like, let’s Queer Eye that shit."
Viewpoints: Keep the CFB postseason weird
Expanding the playoffs will inevitably ruin college football’s regular season, by both shortening the season and diminishing the importance of weekly games.
Viewpoints: Expand the bracket
Someone has to eventually get tired of watching Alabama or Clemson play in the national championship for college football, right?
