The Chapel Hill Town Council was rightfully hesitant to support a proposal for a new luxury hotel on East Franklin Street.
Read More »For the last several years, Orange County residents have paid for a curbside recycle pick-up service via three separate county-regulated funds.
Read More »Veterans bestow invaluable gifts upon all Americans and should be one of the most revered groups in the country, which is why the N.C. General Assembly ...
Read More »With the recent theft at Grimes Residence Hall bringing the total number of thefts in the Olde Campus Upper Quad to four this academic year, it is time ...
Read More »This past weekend, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments tabled a proposal that called for the adoption of the A-plus 4.333 system, aiming ...
Read More »Come 2018, tenure for North Carolina public school teachers will officially be a thing of the past. Since 1971, teachers who made it past a four-year ...
Read More »During winter break, the Campus Y designated its bathrooms as gender-neutral.
Read More »Electronic cigarettes, known as e-cigarettes, have rampantly increased in popularity. Smokeless and scentless, e-cigarettes offer an alternative to smokers, ...
Read More »While the UNC Faculty Council should be lauded for deciding to not subject current UNC students to the two-week drop/add period, this should not thwart ...
Read More »Jeff McCracken began working for the University’s police department in 1993 and has been there ever since. Now, in his seventh year as Chief of Police ...
Read More »Students living in residence halls and on-campus apartments should by now be well aware of the network interference caused when routers, personal hotspots ...
Read More »If the barage of clipboards hasn’t made it obvious, it’s impossible to not notice the massive egos that signal the start of student body president ...
Read More »As has been done with other campus issues in recent years, the University is commissioning an outside perspective to look at Mary Willingham’s athlete ...
Read More »Restricting upperclassmen from living in certain traditionally freshmen residence halls on South Campus is a necessary policy to help ensure the best ...
Read More »With our beloved basketball team faltering in the early stages of ACC play, it’s time for the athletic department and the student body to step up and ...
Read More »UNC social venture incubators currently serve as spaces where students can refine their ideas and draw on University resources, but once their lease is ...
Read More »The recent decision to continue and expand the Mandarin dual-language program at Glenwood Elementary school puts the proper value on knowing a second ...
Read More »Gov. Pat McCrory’s most recently proposed initiatives within the North Carolina education system are designed to incentivize students and potential ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: “(Teachers) just feel like they’re walked over. A lot of teachers feel like they’re taken for granted.” Gov. Pat McCrory made ...
Read More »In comparison to last year’s absolute downpour of discussion about how to handle sexual assault on campus, the little information disseminated this ...
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