Big Issues Facing North Carolina College Students in 2022
During these past three years, I would not have been able to make it to college. I applaud all of you for attending school. College students may face challenges in…
My college friends celebrated 10 years of knowing each other this year!
Photo by CameronDuring these past three years, I would not have been able to make it to college. I applaud all of you for attending school.
College students may face challenges in 2022. If student loans cannot be forgiven, many North Carolina college students may feel concerned about having to pay off debt after graduation. This also applies to college students across the United States. This is a big issue.
In addition, there is also a chance that the U.S. Supreme Court would overturn affirmative action in admitting college students, which could be a threat to students who previously could have been discriminated against. This is also a huge concern.
2022 also brings concern over sports eligibility with many states banning transgender women and girls from participating in female games. Along with all of this, the subject of critical race theory being taught has been up for debate in different states.
While I don't have a dog (yet), I can't wait to raise my future furry best friend in North Carolina. The weather here is great all year long, and there are lots of great pet-friendly activities.
For our furry friends to stretch their legs, we have amazing hiking trails, dog parks, and pastoral landscapes. Various beaches and historical sites are dog-friendly in North Carolina.
These are the top 20 pet-friendly cities in North Carolina, according to GoPetFriendly.com. Charlotte made the list along with our neighbor Gastonia. As a fun reminder, there is a famous Dog Bar in the Queen City, where pups can run wild while their owners enjoy a cold one. Check out the full list below.




