Earlier this year, Anna Ollinger and the organization “Best Buddies” began UNC’s contribution to the nationwide movement known as “Spread the ...
Read More »Headlines and editorials decry large amounts of funding from sources outside of North Carolina for statewide campaigns, but the way this ugly phenomenon ...
Read More »The Kenan-Flagler Business School has many reasons to be proud, but its commitment to public service is in danger of no longer being one.
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Saturday, before the North Carolina men’s soccer team played Virginia in its final regular season game of the season, Coach Carlos Somoano watched as ...
Read More »At Wednesday’s rally, “Speaking Back to the Wainstein Report,” doctoral student Charity Watkins stepped up to the podium during the public comment ...
Read More »As universities around the country evaluate the efficacy of their admissions programs, the University of North Carolina system has taken a measured step ...
Read More »By most accounts, the Wainstein report has indicated the University’s commitment to institutional transparency — institutional transparency, at least, ...
Read More »Blame is a difficult thing to apportion when there seems to be a smoking gun in every hand.
Read More »On Oct. 22, the latest law in a trend of targeting the homeless through the restriction of food distribution was passed by commissioners in Fort Lauderdale, ...
Read More »Though Duke is a detestable institution in nearly every other way, its Splash program is a student organization worthy of praise and emulation.
Read More »Students who have spent more than a semester on campus sometimes take their intimate knowledge of locations on and around campus for granted.
Read More »Mostly lost in the political fights surrounding this year’s elections is a proposed amendment to the North Carolina constitution that will appear on ...
Read More »The board recommends these candidates for election Nov. 4.
Read More »Here at UNC, the decision by the Board of Governors to cap the amount of money that could be used from student tuition toward need-based aid provoked ...
Read More »After years of vague cover-ups and administrators ignoring the problems that existed in the former Department of African and Afro-American Studies, Chancellor ...
Read More »For many people associated with this University, Wednesday’s release of the Wainstein report was almost cathartic.
Read More »Nationally and locally, an awakening is slowly taking place to the unbalanced relationship between universities involved in big-time athletics and the ...
Read More »The Charlotte-Mecklenburg police department conducts regular cellphone and laptop device surveillance on Charlotte citizens — and has done so for ...
Read More »The (Raleigh) News & Observer reported Friday that North Carolina Rep. Thom Tillis’ U.S. Senate campaign had dispatched someone wearing a duck costume ...
Read More »The town of Chapel Hill is a lovely — but insulating — home. The N.C. State Fair in Raleigh is an opportunity for those without knowledge ...
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