Responding to the requests from UNC schools, the Board of Governors has officially approved a tuition increase of 4.3 percent on average for in-state students the 2015-16 school year, according to the...

Microaggressions – remarks made with negative or discriminatory implications – are phrases that are quick to leave a scar but slow to heal, and are entirely too common in our world today. Walking...

With the FCC’s Feb. 26 reclassification of  broadband Internet as a utility, net neutrality advocates won an important victory, at least for the moment. The decision has caused anxiety for Internet...

The Global North is “donating” old computer hardware and other miscellaneous used “goods” to the Global South, and the effect for those receiving the donations is deadly. The Global North is...

Although Gov. Pat McCrory has touted job creation as a major priority of his, one of his recent job proposals may be an ineffective means of getting results for North Carolina. McCrory is asking...

The current state of the world shows how desperately we need the feminist revolution to persist, no matter what preconceived notion one may have against it.   When people think of feminists,...

One positive outcome of the heightened police scrutiny brought about by the events in Ferguson, Missouri, New York and other places is that we are now having a conversation about much-needed police reform. Local...

Lately, the media has been up in arms about former Olympic gold medalist Bruce Jenner apparently preparing to come out as a woman. How the media has gone about this reveal, however, has become a concern...

The murder of three Muslim students at Chapel Hill has forced us to once again face our cultural ideas about terrorism and Muslims. Understandable questions arose following the murders. Why has the...