When UNC’s “Minds on a Mission” commercial was first aired more than four years ago, it was well received and won numerous awards.
Read More »The Town Council should approve the adoption of form-based code to simplify and speed up the development process in Chapel Hill.
Read More »UNC undergraduate students have the opportunity to take a wide variety of classes — something that has come under fire recently from the Pope Center ...
Read More »The ability of standardized test scores to be a reliable indicator of high school students’ collegiate success has been under question for many years. ...
Read More »Chapel Hill is widely considered a well-developed and innovative town, but for those in its housing industry, the task of renovating or developing residences ...
Read More »Like many student organizations, every year the UNC Association of Student Governments elects a new leader. ASG is made up of all 17 UNC-system schools, ...
Read More »With incredibly large paychecks on the horizon for attorney Kenneth Wainstein and his staff as they further investigate academic misconduct in the University’s ...
Read More »Though pollution standards reform is almost always a good thing, a knee-jerk reaction could potentially do more harm than good.
Read More »The Community Police Academy offered by the Chapel Hill Police Department is a valuable opportunity for students, and expanding similar opportunities ...
Read More »Last month, an N.C House committee met for the first time to address the problem of food deserts — areas without ready access to affordable, fresh and ...
Read More »If UNC Student Congress wants to enact meaningful change next year, it is imperative that it not only makes itself more accountable to the student body ...
Read More »Last Thursday night will remain enshrined in the memory of every participating UNC student. It was a milestone in the UNC experience for everyone there ...
Read More »When considering methods to slow down traffic in pedestrian heavy areas, the Town of Carrboro should build structures that alert drivers that they have ...
Read More »As the athletic department works towards its ambitious goals in both the academic and athletic spheres, it is important to gage progress within the University ...
Read More »Under current regulations set by the Carrboro Board of Aldermen, towing companies can charge up to $100 for the towing of illegally parked vehicles. In ...
Read More »The UNC system’s Board of Governors’ plan to persuade the N.C. General Assembly to repeal the out-of-state tuition increase is a lofty goal. However, ...
Read More »Last week, many students witnessed what was perhaps one of the most intense recent demonstrations in opposition to Gary Birdsong, also known as the Pit ...
Read More »A recent study out of Harvard University and the University of California, Berkeley has sent shockwaves through the South.
Read More »The North Carolina Board of Education recently voted not to renew PACE Academy’s charter. During the coming 60-day appeal window, the North Carolina ...
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