Buried in a N.C. House of Representatives bill is a section which could limit a city’s ability to add bike lanes to their streets.
Read More »The Durham County Jail is hidden in plain sight. It’s a looming gray building right across the street from the Durham Performing Arts Center.
Read More »A restaurant called Crepe Culture will open on Franklin Street on Fourth of July weekend. We’re sure their crepes and coffee are stellar, but they should ...
Read More »At first glance, the NCAA’s notice of allegations doesn’t contain any substantial new information. Their main charge — that UNC lacked institutional ...
Read More »In case Netflix wasn’t already doing enough damage to your GPA, UNC students living on campus can access HBO GO with their ONYEN and password.
Read More »Thursday, Gov. Pat McCrory vetoed a religious exemption bill which would allow some court officials to avoid marrying same sex couples on religious or ...
Read More »On Monday, maintenance crews sanded the name “Saunders” off the building which is now called Carolina Hall. They stood on ladders and removed, letter ...
Read More »UNC’s most hated Wi-Fi connection, UNC-Secure, is on its way out, but an update likely won’t fix connectivity issues. The good news? You can still ...
Read More »Every two years, the Board of Governors educational planning committee evaluates degree programs across the state. The review, which began in 1995, makes ...
Read More »After six years in office, President Barack Obama finally has a Twitter account. Stay tuned for the mass email asking the nations youth such probing questions ...
Read More »House Bill 465 is one step closer to Gov. Pat McCrory’s desk. It has reached the N.C. Senate and is now in committee. This bill, primary sponsors of ...
Read More »On May 15, UNC filed additional documents in a suit brought against the University by former UNC athletes Rashanda McCants and Devon Ramsay. The NCAA ...
Read More »Shouts out to the members of the Class of 2015 who showed up to commencement with handles of whiskey and fragrant blunts.
Read More »When a student at East Chapel Hill High School posted a photo of herself and friends holding Confederate flags during a school field trip, members of ...
Read More »In April, North Carolina legislators introduced House Bill 713, which would explicitly allow police departments to withhold video captured by body and ...
Read More »Some things just don’t require a consensus.
Read More »My dad once bought me pepper spray and told me it would be a college necessity.
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When I was a rising senior in high school, I was nominated to attend Project Uplift by a counselor because I was in the top portion of my class — and ...
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As you read this, the UNC Board of Trustees’ effort to decide on an appropriate response to the proposed renaming of Saunders Hall and contextualization ...
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Serious improvements in risk reduction have occurred within Greek life during my three years of fraternity membership at UNC.
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