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Christi Hurt, the interim vice chancellor for Student Affairs, will leave her post on Aug. 16 to join a firm that advises universities on campus safety services, according to a press release from the University. She will also complete her doctorate at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health.
Two finalists for the vacant UNC police chief position were on campus Tuesday morning for a question and answer session, as part of the University’s formal hiring process.
Amber Mathwig was arrested after protesting an unannounced active shooter drill in Odum Village on April 24. After being investigated internally by the University, she was fired last week.
CHARLOTTE — On March 1, 2018, Jalek Felton withdrew from North Carolina, about a month after the University suspended him and began an investigation into allegations of misconduct.
Different committees of the UNC Board of Trustees met Wednesday afternoon at The Carolina Inn to discuss a variety of topics, ranging from property acquisition to fundraising strategies.
As students were registering for their fall classes, one class has the potential to stick out — MUSC 155: The Art and Culture of the DJ. Mark Katz teaches this unique class that combines an exploration of the importance of DJ culture, as well as an introduction to DJing skills.
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Content Warning: The following article discusses sensitive topics such as pedophilia, incest and sexual assault.
In 1974, Richard Nixon was the president of the United States, Hank Aaron passed Babe Ruth for 1st place on the all-time home runs list and the Orange County Rape Crisis Center was founded.
A proposed bill by Republican legislators in the N.C. House of Representatives would require local law enforcement officers to cooperate with federal immigration authorities or face penalties.
Fifty-eight percent of women surgeons experience sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a recent study led by members of UNC Surgery.
In one of the final sessions for the UNC 100th Senate on March 6, the Undergraduate Senate Student Government, along with a representative from the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, proposed and voted on three University resolutions.
CORRECTION: An ealier version of this article incorrectly stated that the University ofMichigan decided to cut ties with Wendy’s after pressure from student groups has energized the alliance. The franchisee’s lease expired when the school remodeled the building in which the restaurant was housed, and they did not pursue a bid for a new lease. The franchisee never had plans to return to UM or renew a lease. The story has been updated with the correct information. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for this error.
Turning Point USA really likes America. No, they love America, goddammit, they love the people and the land and President Trump, but above all else — well, perhaps above all else but Trump — they love freedom, because being free is just so great and we wouldn’t have it without freedom, ya know? Turning Point's Ricky-Bobbian-f*ck-yeah-'Murica-style love for the ol’ US of A is present at any event they put on, but was at truly supercharged levels at their AMERICAFEST party at CPAC¹ this year. They had Rep. Dan Crenshaw. They had Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk. THEY HAD DONALD TRUMP JR. My god! What more could you want from a party!
Computer science jobs are expanding rapidly today, and yet the gender gap in computing jobs has only gotten worse. Women in tech continue to face discrimination in the form of sexism and harassment. Doubtful? Just look up the disturbing accounts of Uber engineer Susan Fowler, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Tinder co-founder Whitney Wolfe, and Ellen Pao, junior partner at an influential Silicon Valley venture-capital firm.
Wednesday marks four years since "The Hunting Ground" was released, a documentary that shed light on how UNC and universities across the nation handled specific sexual assault cases, while underscoring the broader difficulties in enforcing Title IX regulations.
Wednesday marks four years since the release of “The Hunting Ground,” a jarring documentary recounting sexual assault on college campuses throughout the U.S. The documentary covers schools of all types: storied Ivy Leagues like Harvard, Florida State University’s celebrated football player. But, the documentary clearly directs its attention toward one school: UNC.
Say this for Trump. Say that he’s exposed everyone for who they are.
It’s hard to express the depth of my disappointment with the Catholic Church in 500 words. I was raised in a staunchly Catholic family, and my parents are still my favorite types of Catholics: intellectually engaged with the Church’s long history of social justice work, and convinced that the grace of God can be found in art and literature and small acts of kindness. They work together as criminal defense attorneys, and their faith informs their shared belief that everyone deserves a good defense against incarceration. I went to an all-girls Catholic school, where I was taught to prize intellectual curiosity, personal faith and social action.
Update 11:35 p.m.: According to an article by The New York Times published on Monday, Meredith Watson wrote in Facebook messages to a friend that former Duke men's basketball player Corey Maggette raped her in 1999 while both were students at the university. The New York Times reported that in the messages, Watson revealed that school officials did not pursue her claim.
