Ah... Welcome back to February. Where the Pit and your social media becomes dominated with one thing and one thing only: UNC’s student body president ...
Read More »Activism is, by definition, risking something. In the case of the protestors at Tuesday’s Board of Governors meeting, the activists present risked their ...
Read More »On March 15, we voting Northern Carolinians will decide on a $2 billion investment in important infrastructure across the state, almost half of which ...
Read More »As the administration has considered privatizing UNC Student Stores over the past few months, parts of the campus community have communicated one message ...
Read More »Within two weeks of stepping on our college’s campus, many first-years have made a decision that will define them for the rest of their UNC experience. ...
Read More »It may come as a surprise to some that the American alligator lives in the southeastern part of North Carolina. The reptile is currently on the threatened ...
Read More »For most students, the snow day last Friday meant no classes, sledding and hot chocolate — ultimately, a carefree day with the occasional study session. ...
Read More »In 2006, UNC printed nearly 30 million pages, which, going off a metric from the Sierra Club’s website, took between 15,000 to 20,000 tons of wood to ...
Read More »At their best, the many study abroad programs offered by UNC are an instrumental part of the undergraduate curriculum, as evidenced by the countless photos ...
Read More »Teachers do a lot of work for very little compensation.
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Student seating at the Dean Dome is awful.
Read More »The Board of Governors and the individual campuses of the UNC system are undergoing leadership changes and transitions that could have a destabilizing ...
Read More »Some professors are here to teach; others focus on their own work. A majority fit somewhere in the middle, working hard to strike a balance between creative ...
Read More »Is it far-fetched to believe that Cat’s Cradle would host rapper Waka Flocka Flame for three days? For the several hundred who attended, going is now ...
Read More »When you walk into a classroom to teach or to learn, it’s important to remember why you’re there — you’re furthering your education or the education ...
Read More »If UNC’s student entrepreneurial culture is ever going to reflect the University’s rich diversity, this is a lesson that needs to start in the classroom. ...
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