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University progresses on major construction efforts

By Diana Lopez Zapata | December 2

UNC progressed five capital projects, including renovating academic halls and renewing buildings.

'It didn’t come as a shock': A timeline of DEI repeal and effects at UNC

By Claire Harutunian | December 2

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'Carrying the fire': UNC professor awarded $75,000 for Native American history book

By Lana Maizel | December 1

'Help people make connections': NC Humanities awards grants to UNC faculty projects

By Hannah Mackin | November 24

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'Something that started years ago': Cancer researchers awarded $3.15 million grant

By Suhas Nittoor | November 21

Professor Rahima Benhabbour will lead a team developing treatment for brain tumors.

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'Grow up and act like adults': Some BOT members react to GPSG chancellor, provost no-confidence resolutions

By Caleb Herrera | November 20

When compared to peer institutions, UNC's graduate student stipends ranked in last place, according to Graduate and Professional Student Government President ...

Dr. Shelton 'Shelley' Earp to speak at Winter Commencement ceremony

By Lauren LaRoche | November 20

Earp, who has been involved on campus for over 55 years, is the former director of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Undergraduate Senate advances own interest through gerrymandering, 'shadow government'

By Aisha Baiocchi | November 18

"Nobody ever cared about students," he said. "It's never something that's ever talked about — half the bills the Senate ever passed were just about ...

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'Dirty and unkept': UNC community members discuss upkeep of Unsung Founders Memorial

By Maeson Wagner | November 18

In 2005, the University dedicated the Unsung Founders Memorial to the enslaved and free Black individuals who contributed to the making of UNC. Some community ...

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William Vizuete begins new role at Gillings School of Global Public Health

By Alyssa Acevedo | November 18

Vizuete, who has worked at UNC for almost 20 years, will represent the school's commitment to building innovation, entrepreneurship and translation.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of N.C. and UNC Medical School near 10-year anniversary

By Tulsi Asokan | November 18

The two-year curriculum of the physician assistant program offers veterans scholarships and special admissions preference to finish their medical training. ...

Students create their own academic path with the Interdisciplinary Studies major

By Jordan Andreasen | November 18

The 24-credit B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies currently has around 50 unique paths that students are following.

Equity questions surround Morehead-Cain scholarship nomination process

By Regan Butler | November 18

With the announcement of the second Morehead-Cain Sophomore Selection Scholars, questions have been raised about the equity of the application process. ...

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University Gender Violence Services Coordinators program celebrates 10th anniversary

By Lily Kane | November 17

UNC's Gender Violence Services Coordinators program works within the University to help victims of gender-based violence through confidential support. ...

Amid student organization budget decreases, some student groups share experiences

By Bella Pires | November 14

The Undergraduate Student Government allocated about $1.2 million to registered student organizations this year.

'They really love what they do': Content creators present to English classes

By Alice Scott | November 14

Kim and Penn Holderness, known online as the Holderness Family, collaborated with professor Marc Cohen to talk to his English 105 students about their ...

'Tools of law and education': NCCU dean delivers annual Stone Memorial Lecture

By Dylan Skinner | November 13

The Stone Center selected Patricia Timmons-Goodson, UNC alumna and the first Black woman to sit on the North Carolina Supreme Court, as the keynote speaker ...

TransparUNCy hosts teach-in, discusses surveillance and police presence

By Alyssa Acevedo | November 12

Julian Taylor and Christina Huang led a presentation about the history of policing in N.C. and recent UNCPD actions on campus.

Amid legislative efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, some students are considering how a Trump administration might change the health care landscape — including access to contraceptive measures like IUDs. DTH file 2017.

Students express difficulty obtaining IUD appointments post-election

By Maria Sullivan | November 11

“The first thing I thought of when I woke up in the morning and saw the result [of the election] was, I need to talk to my parents and make an appointment,” ...

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'Like Cinderella': Professor Mark McCombs' impact transcends his sparkly heels

By Darby McBride | November 11

Mark McCombs described working with students as a gift.