By: Hunter Klosty In a February 3rd report entitled “Activist loses Morehead-Cain Scholarship, left unsure of what rules she broke,” the Daily Tar Heel misreported crucial details about the subject’s alleged criminal activities. The Morehead-Cain program allows students with high ethics and leadership skills to attend the University of…
Listen to the Carolina Review’s complete and unedited interview with Republican candidate for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction, Michele Morrow. After our interview ended, Morrow reached out to the Review and wished to change her answer regarding previous statements she made online. She told us “In light of the…
By: Preston Hill A few weeks ago, prior to the looming October 11th voter registration deadline, the political junkie in me attempted to accomplish the bare minimum and convince my roommates to fill out the tedious forms and register to vote. Despite their disinterest in politics, I knew if I…
The Old Post Office Building on Franklin Street in downtown Chapel Hill, a facility owned by the town of Chapel Hill, is currently displaying a banner which contains what many have said is an anti-semitic symbol. One banner shows a young woman in a UNC regulation cap and gown wearing…
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: Hunter Klosty Besides former President Donald Trump, Ohio Senator JD Vance, and other Republican officeholders from across the country, the Republican National Convention over the summer featured seven fraternity brothers from UNC-Chapel Hill. The fraternity brothers gained national attention after a viral photograph captured students holding up the…
