In an unsurprising development, a North Carolina House of Representatives committee struck down a bill that would legalize medical marijuana for individuals with a “chronic, debilitating medical condition,”...

Students who are worried about job employment after graduation have every right to be. The economy seems to be on the upswing, but no one knows when it will crash again. Bloomberg Business predicts another...

This year has not been a good year for public perception of the UNC Board of Governors. The ouster of President Tom Ross in January and the decision to close three university centers last month has simultaneously...

Feminism, by definition, calls for the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political, social and economic equality to men. It is less about an individual’s persona, and more about challenging...

When a month comes along dedicated to a prominent issue, such as March’s Women’s History Month, it’s common for us to take a moment and encourage increased diversity and understanding of that issue...

During a speech last week, President Barack Obama said he thought mandatory voting would be a positive development for American democracy, according to the Washington Post. He has since had to walk back...

The future of transportation is almost here, and by future, I mean self-driving cars. In close to a decade’s time, these intelligent robotic systems will control millions of cars on a daily basis instead...

The University of Oklahoma and the national Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity made the right decision in shutting down the university’s chapter following revelation of a grotesque, racist chant by fraternity...

Young adults will always struggle with the “big issues” in life – trying to figure out who they are, why they are here and how they relate to the world around them. The struggle of existence...