The Republican-controlled UNC Board of Governors appears to be going full-throttle to find ways to dismantle the University of North Carolina system as we know it. A board member told
Editorial
Imagine that you were driving on the interstate like everyone else, then a big semi-truck slows down in front of you, making you slow down. You ask, “Why is this
A matter of respect toward Israel To the Editor: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress on March 3: I am deeply troubled by the profound disrespect that
Greensboro native Loretta Lynch is on her way to becoming the first African-American woman to become U.S. attorney general, but without the blessing of both North Carolina U.S. senators, who
Disappointed in Senator Tillis’ vote To the Editor: Congressman G. K. Butterfield (NC-01) on Thursday, Feb. 26, released the following
Black History Month 2015 will end in a few days. All month media, organizations and businesses have given tidbits about
By James Ewers, Guest Columnist It has been so long that I don’t actually remember when I started celebrating black history.
The letter below was recently sent to the South Carolina State University National Alumni Association by Rep. James Clyburn: To:
Almost 190 years ago, prominent free black men met in New York City to discuss forming a vehicle to communicate
By Bill Turner, Guest Columnist President Obama and popular game show host Steve Harvey both spoke briefly, but profoundly, recently about
