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ASG lobbies for student participation in choosing new UNC system president

Student body presidents from across the UNC system hope to have a say in the selection of the new UNC system president.

Questions remain over sexual assault module effectiveness

UNC is making an effort to educate its students on sexual assault and harassment, announcing that all students must take modules on the subject — but questions remain over the modules effectiveness.  

UNC community has mixed opinions on sexual assault modules

As someone actively involved in preventing sexual harassment on campus, junior Nabil Lachgar was disappointed when he realized the ease with which students could complete UNC’s newly required sexual assault training modules.

UNC faculty take on sexual assault modules

Since its December rollout, more than 70 percent of faculty and staff members have completed the University’s required sexual assault modules.

Letter: ?Speech should have protected status

TO THE EDITOR:

Opinion: Hypocrisy abounds in UNC’s handling of the Mock case

The lack of attention from the University regarding wrestling coach C.D. Mock’s personal campaign to blame women in general for his son’s sexual assault accusations indicates this university is comfortable with double standards.

Tracking the Tar Heels, Jan. 16

Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels.

Opinion: Alcohol policy should face up to power imbalances

Getting drunk is a central part of the college experience for many students. It has been for a very long time, and despite the best efforts of administrators, police and parents, it likely will be for the foreseeable future.

Letter: ?Mock’s misogyny not a fireable offense

TO THE EDITOR:

UNC discusses changing landscape of social advocacy

A women’s and gender studies symposium has UNC students discussing the presence of women's and gender social advocacy.

UNC students to protest research institute cuts

Black-clad UNC students are planning to sit in on the UNC Board of Governors’ meeting on Friday in Chapel Hill to show support for the University centers that are under review for termination or funding cuts.

After freeze, in-state tuition could rise for UNC students

In-state students in the UNC system received a respite from tuition hikes this school year — but with state support for universities remaining fairly stagnant, the price tag is likely to bump back up for the fall.

Letter: ?UNC should not employ C.D. Mock

TO THE EDITOR:

Letter: ?Mock’s actions have been unacceptable

TO THE EDITOR:

Quickhits for Jan. 15, 2015

Vive la liberte!

University of Virginia fraternities face stricter rules

After a near eight-week suspension, Greek life at the University of Virginia resumed in time for the spring semester, but not without a price: a set of new, stricter policies regarding social events at fraternities and sororities.

New student fee on UNC-system Board of Governors' agenda

In an effort to address concerns swirling around issues such as sexual assault and alcohol abuse, the UNC-system Board of Governors’ budget and finance committee will vote Thursday on a $30 UNC campus security fee for students.

UNC will take AAU's sexual assault survey

The development of a new Association of American Universities survey on campus sexual assault climates continues — and though nearly half of the AAU’s members have declined, UNC will participate.

Wrestling coach C.D. Mock, whose son Corey has been accused of sexual assault, is taking action against consent policies he said put men in danger of being falsely accused.

Chicago attorney to help with UNC’s ‘numerous’ legal problems

UNC retained the New York City-based law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom for help with the University’s “numerous pressing legal challenges.”