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Six months after Rolling Stone published the explosive “A Rape on Campus” article detailing an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia’s Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house, the UVa. chapter announced Monday that it will be suing the magazine.
UNC Men’s Project is hosting a screening of the film, “My Masculinity Helps” tonight, followed by a conversation with filmmaker and associate professor of counselor education at N.C. State University, Marc Grimmett. The film explores the role of black males in the prevention of sexual violence. Staff writer Trevor Lenzmeier spoke with Grimmett about the project.
Competition and rivalry aside, universities across North Carolina came together on Monday to stand in solidarity against sexual assault as part of a statewide day of action.
One assault is one too many for Maddy Frumkin and Project Dinah.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and UNC has been supportive of the many campus events that will work to bring awareness to sexual violence and its prevention. An event calendar can be found at saam.web.unc.edu.
For the first day of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, an assistant vice chancellor made a case for why the University should still be involved in addressing the issue.
A lot has happened since Andrea Pino and Annie Clark were last in Chapel Hill.
Alban Foulser directs students to Speak Out!, an event held in The Pit Tuesday evening by the Project Dinah organization. Members of the group read anonymous testimonials from survivors of sexual assault to students and onlookers.
Less than a week after a former housekeeper sued the University for a hostile work environment — in a lawsuit that detailed a sex-for-hire scandal in the department — 11 University groups brought in an expert to speak about ways women can work together to make workplaces more inclusive.
With the threat of a lawsuit looming, Student Congress amended the Instrument of Student Judicial Governance to remove unconstitutional sections in its last meeting.
In the center of campus, the Pit often echoes with campaigning students, a shouting preacher and questioning tour groups. But Tuesday night, the space echoed with the voices that often go unheard.
As I left the Chelsea Theater after watching “The Hunting Ground,” I heard whispers of shock from adult audience members. They seemed moved and horrified.
Earlier this month, Student Body Vice President Kyle Villemain asked for The Daily Tar Heel’s feedback on student government’s responsiveness.
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Despite their reputations as guardians of tradition, Greek organizations are not as intractable as one might assume. In this sense, they represent something of a paradox.
TO THE EDITOR:
FAYETTEVILLE — After a debate that stretched on for more than an hour, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments elected Zack King from N.C. State University as the organization's new president — giving him the one student seat on the system's Board of Governors.
Students for Concealed Carry took advantage of the national dialogue on sexual assault to push their own agenda by suggesting that easing concealed carry restrictions would curb sexual assaults on campus.
Some UNC students know the Association of Student Governments for its advocacy to state lawmakers and the UNC-system Board of Governors — while others know it as an ineffective organization that the University has considered leaving twice since 2012.
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