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Just hours before the polls opened, student body president candidates met Monday for a final debate.
Kelsey and Alice chat about The Illuminati, Reductress and Student Body President candidates.
Student body president candidates — two in blazers and one in a Carolina Panthers jersey — discussed issues facing UNC at a debate at The Daily Tar Heel office Sunday night.
Here is the voter guide for the 2016 Student Body President Election based on their platforms:
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Student body president candidate Bradley Opere gathered the remaining petition signatures he needed to join candidates Wilson Sink and John Taylor in “The Great South Campus Debate” Wednesday night.
Ishmael Bishop, a member of The Daily Tar Heel's editorial board, is on a mission to go to as many of the UNC Student Body President debates and forums as he can manage. Here are his thoughts on Tuesday night's performances.
John Taylor, a junior Asian studies major, is running for student body president because he’s passionate about community.
A lot of things change from sweet, blissful childhood to whatever abominable half-adult classification taxonomists would put me in right now. And a lot of things stay the same. I still want naps. I cry on a semi-regular basis. I eat a diet of chicken nuggets and spaghetti.
Duke University is joining more than a hundred universities nationwide to be investigated for mishandling sexual assault cases on campus, according to a Title IX complaint made public this month.
North Carolina has a human trafficking problem.
If UNC’s School of Law creates a course on how to deal with being an internet sensation, Jerry Buting might be the perfect professor. The UNC law class of 1981 graduate defended Steven Avery in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer.”
During my winter break, regardless of which home I visited or for how long I stayed, I was asked in some form or another, “What do you think about Bill Cosby?” I was challenged and debated while I formed my own opinion and listen to others’. What I found interesting is that, through it all, there was one common factor — each individual struggled with the issue of legacy.
From human trafficking to campus sexual assault to Chapel Hill transportation issues, WNCU’s radio show, “The Measure of Everyday Life,” tackles the important issues facing social science research.
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Binge Watch Guide is a blog series to lead you through the many available series for streaming.
The Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday consisted of two presentations: one about the work being done by the Matthew Gfeller Sport-Related Traumatic Injury Research Center and one on the multi-billion dollar Connect N.C. Bond Act of 2015. Reports of committee meetings the day before and a two and a half hour closed session followed the presentations.
Students walked around campus on Thursday, chanting and holding posters to bring awareness to male-pattern sexual violence at UNC and around the country.
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First-year Olive Fadale writes for herself.
