By Carter Schroppe You see their orange stickers plastered on campus buildings during your walk to class—a biker whizzes by, donning an enormous, orange backpack almost as large as themselves. Or perhaps you simultaneously need an iPhone charger, paper plates, and have the inkling for some diced peaches. Speedi, a…
By Jack Lord I do not seek to defend organized crime, nor moralize. I seek only to understand from a new perspective why this recurrence exists in a way that pure rationality cannot understand. I do not claim that anything I say is objectively true, it is rather to seek…
By Jacob Evans Economics is an intricate, complex, and fascinating field of study. In fact, I am pursuing a degree in economics. But none of that matters because economics is fake. Gross domestic product? Never heard of it. Per capita? Nope. Trade deficit? Maybe. At this point, you are probably…
By Jacob Evans The following is a discussion between the Carolina Review and Jason Simmons, Chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party. This exchange has been edited for brevity and clarity. Carolina Review: So, Mr. Simmons, what has been the most difficult thing about your job as chairman? What steps…
By Eva Burnam I am a naturalized citizen of the United States. My family moved to North Carolina from India 10 years ago, and we became citizens in 2022. My parents had no special advantages that helped them get here and become successful. They did it through hard work and…
By Preston Hill A few months ago at the annual Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance was ridiculed after delivering a blistering condemnation of Europe— in Europe, to Europe. Standing before an elite audience of European leaders, diplomats, and security officials, Vance unleashed a blasting critique of the post-Cold…
