By: Carter Schroppe and Hunter Klosty Labor Day was the appropriately chosen date for the much-anticipated celebration of the UNC-Chapel Hill fraternity brothers who protected the American flag last spring during a pro-Palestine protest. Titled “Flagstock 2024,” the event featured country artists such as Lee Greenwood, Big and Rich,…
By: Carter Schroppe Lee H. Roberts was elected chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in mid-August following a unanimous vote by the UNC Board of Governors. Roberts had served as interim chancellor since January, following former Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz’s decision to step down and serve…
By: Carter Schroppe If a class ends at 3:15, students will close their laptops at 3:13 to signal to the professor that time is almost up. Online shopping is more prevalent in classrooms than note-taking; The New York Times mini crossword is more likely to be solved than the…
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Written by S. Rainsford Fraternity brothers at UNC-Chapel Hill have found themselves the subject of national controversy after enduring a fitful standoff with pro-Palestinian protestors this past Tuesday. On April 30th, at 5:30 AM a task force between UNC Police, the State Highway Patrol, and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office…
Written by Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. At this point, is anyone surprised? Since October, and especially in the last few weeks, college campuses across America have been the site of large, student-led demonstrations in support of the Palestinian people. The conservative response has been…
