Written by Kristen Snyder The conservative voice is back on UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus, but this time it came with a microphone. UNC College Republicans, Turning Point USA, and Students for Life have teamed up as a conservative front to represent their ideology on campus. Alongside their tabling efforts and various…
Written by Hunter Klosty This past November, voters in Chapel Hill went to the polls and cast their votes for a new cast of local politicians. The elections were some of the most contentious in recent memory with our town’s mayors retiring, many of the incumbent members of the town…
Written by Grant Lefelar There are some things in life you simply can’t escape. Death. Taxes. Alcohol. A flat tire. In-laws. Being admonished by your boss. Pesky telemarketers. Bugs. A bitter break-up. More alcohol. An unreasonably bad grade. Really big bugs. Did I say taxes? Big Tech belongs on that list….
Written by Grant Lefelar Out with one debate, in with another. In late October, Dr. Ben Carson stopped by UNC-Chapel Hill to promote his think tank’s latest initiative. While Dr. Carson’s speech was a rather benign advertisement on how to best “drain the swamp,” Carson was suddenly interrupted by a…
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 Stephen Halley On November 6th, the UNC Program for Public Discourse (PPD) held an event titled, “War in Gaza: a Discussion of the Origins, Strategy, and Ethics.” This event was, just as any other PPD event, designed to promote free and open discussion while also giving the general…
