Cell phones bring us closer together, not further apart
The common belief that cell phones are keeping us away from each other rather than bringing us together does not appear to be the case.
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Opinion
Students benefit from hands-on education on healthy food
Students at Asheville City Schools work with FEAST, an organization aiming to teach younger generations healthy food practices.
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Privilege powers the March for Our Lives movement
Privilege can be found at the forefront of the new social movement, March for Our Lives.
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Societal pressures make not wearing bras difficult for women
Through media and societal influences, women are pressured into wearing bras on a daily basis. The choice to wear a bra should fall on the woman alone.
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WNC takes strides to end sex trafficking
Human trafficking is a problem many cities in North Carolina face, namely Wilmington. OurVOICE wants to fight against this violation of human rights.
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America’s public education fails students
American public education is not good. We could be doing so much better, but we are all going to have to work together.
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Marijuana should be legalized in every state
With the multitude of benefits marijuana provides for both our physical well-being and the economy, legalization is a no-brainer.
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Greenfest beneficial to campus sustainablility
UNCA’s strong sustainability plan is evident through its implementation of eco-friendly practices and events which engage students and the community in green thinking.
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Vice presidential candidates debate plans to better serve the student body.
Vice presidential candidates debate on UNC Asheville’s campus prior to Student Government Association elections last week.
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APD beating demonstrates need for change
A recent police brutality case against a black man accused of jaywalking in Asheville makes it abundantly clear something went sour in our legal system.
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