Gemalto, the largest manufacturer of SIM cards in the world, was recently hacked by American and British spies. Gemalto provides SIM cards, which allow devices to connect to cellular networks, to more...
On Jan. 30, 2015, the News & Record published an article on the disparity between black and white students’ suspension rates. According to the article, black students are being suspended at much...
What is Moral Monday? It is a question being asked throughout the state and the country.
The answer? Moral Monday is an NAACP-led series of protests that started two years ago in Raleigh. The movement...
Over the past year, pro Jewish and Muslim groups have reported a massive increase in anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim attacks in European countries. At the same time, protesters have condemned the “Islamification”...
Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor
• February 27, 2015
Brazil
Truck drivers have blocked a number of main roadways in Brazil to protest high fuel and toll costs, according to the BBC. The protest has slowed traffic of agricultural goods, particularly soybeans,...
On Feb. 10, just an hour away from Guilford College, the city of Chapel Hill was rocked by a devastating tragedy.
Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, his wife Yusor Mohammad, 21, and her sister, 19-year-old Razan...
It has been a little over a year since a storm water drainage pipe under Duke Energy’s coal ash storage pond in Eden, North Carolina collapsed, allowing 39,000 pounds of coal ash to spill into the Dan...
The cause for transgender rights still faces a long journey, but on many college campuses, policies are changing to remove gender identity barriers from campus life.
The University of Vermont recently...
Abe Kenmore, World & Nation Editor
• February 20, 2015
The rise of India:
India’s economic growth, according to a recent story in The Economist, may surpass China’s in the next year or two. Last year, their gross domestic product grew by 7.5 perecent....
