Written by Harrington Shaw This article first appeared on the Martin Center website at jamesgmartin.center New data from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) shed light on the cost-effectiveness and academic quality of higher education in North Carolina. ACTA used its survey of “all regionally accredited, public four-year…
Written by Hunter Klosty The Hinton James community government was prevented from celebrating Thanksgiving this past November, according to emails obtained by the Carolina Review. In early November of 2023, a Resident Advisor Mentor, a university employee, wrote to the governor of the Hinton James community government, who had requested…
Written by Hunter Klosty The Carolina Review has uncovered a series of policies and guidelines by UNC’s Residence Hall Association, the body tasked with organizing social and educational events in dormitories across campus. This is allegedly a direct violation of student’s First Amendment rights. The RHA, unlike other student organizations,…
Written by: Serah Culler On the first Saturday of February, the energy on Franklin Street was a little more charged than usual. The sidewalks were more crowded, and pedestrians laughed and shouted as they strolled towards campus. Buses honked as they drove by, the route screens alternating between the route…
Written by Hunter Klosty The images of murdered babies and bloodied corpses of Holocaust survivors coming out of Israel are devastating. Any person with basic morality can see these vile acts for what they are: evil. And this evil was solely perpetrated by the internationally designated terrorist organization Hamas, the elected…
Written by Kristen Snyder There’s an alarm coming from a patient’s monitor, and another one coming from the patient down the hall. Two minutes later, there’s a dozen call lights flickering at the nurse’s station. Nurses rush to answer each call, but there aren’t enough nurses…and perhaps there never will …
