Organizers says gender privilege thrusts some into social justice work, excuses others
Brailey Sheridan News Editor Bsherida@unca.edu Note From the Writer, The last few months of racial unrest have shown just how
Read moreBrailey Sheridan News Editor Bsherida@unca.edu Note From the Writer, The last few months of racial unrest have shown just how
Read moreMarian Foster Arts & Feature mfoster3@unca.edu Hundreds braved below-freezing temperatures to participate in Asheville’s annual Peace March and rally. Hosted
Read moreLondon Newton News Writer lnewton2@unca.edu In May of 1963, Birmingham children rallied together on behalf of their parents, fighting for
Read moreIn the spring, mass communication student Maggie Haddock posted a tweet on an anonymous Twitter account stating she would expose a man in the Asheville community for every like the tweet received. After letting it stand idle for weeks, Haddock revisited the tweet on June 10, posting a full-fledged thread containing the names, images and descriptions regarding the sexual misconduct of the accused, including several members of the campus community.
Read moreThe new Nike ad, Dream Crazy, has created a huge controversy, but is strongly supported within UNC Asheville’s athletes.
Read moreBy Kate Devoe News staff writer kdevoe@unca.edu As night settles, police cars frequently circle the campus, looking for any signs
Read moreCitizens from Asheville and other surrounding counties march at Pack Square in support of the Women’s March on Washington.
Read moreThe events that took place in Washington D.C. on the weekend of January 20-21 are still having strong effects on a national conversation.
Read moreContinued activism following the Women’s March is necessary to truly make an impact throughout the next four years.
Read moreMad Dog, 35, originally from Massachusetts “I’m not censored, so any questions you have, shoot.” Great. So in terms of
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