The semiannual period of stress known as class registration is upon us again. However, thanks to a new tool in ConnectCarolina, this year should be a ...
Read More »There are many Americans who do not exercise their right to vote, and UNC students are no exception.
Read More »The Orange County landfill was originally scheduled to close in 1982. Thirty-one years have since passed, and the project was only recently shut down ...
Read More »Allegations have surfaced that a mentally ill inmate was mistreated while in solitary confinement at a North Carolina prison. He was allegedly doused ...
Read More »Last week celebrated ‘90s artist Lou Bega began to “receive condolences” for his untimely death. The only problem was that he is still alive — ...
Read More »The student-athlete “pay for play” debate is in full force and it doesn’t look to be going away any time soon.
Read More »The National Collegiate Athletic Association and college athletics as a whole have grown and evolved since their inceptions. No longer is college athletics ...
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It’s a bad idea whose time should never come.
Read More »At a school as large as UNC, a particularly hard-hitting flu season can be particularly destructive, with so many students and faculty in close contact. Failing ...
Read More »A program at Chapel Hill’s Frank Porter Graham Bilingue School that holds class once a week for the parents of children that attend the school is a ...
Read More »Applying to college is stressful enough without the fear that your application may not even be submitted due to technology. Unfortunately, for thousands ...
Read More »A referendum asking students to vote on remaining a part of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments should be on the ballot for elections in ...
Read More »The University should begin to experiment with the flipped classroom method in subject areas that lend themselves to this style of learning.
Read More »UNC consistently places in the ranks of top-tiered schools as an institution that strongly encourages and highly prioritizes research in multiple fields. ...
Read More »Improving higher education has — and always will be — a priority for faculty at the University. Administrators’s decision to hold a symposium on ...
Read More »Early in Monday’s preseason game, Tyler Hansbrough looked ready to fight until he realized that the man who had just fouled him was Metta World Peace, ...
Read More »We love fun here in Orange County. The new commissioner-appointed County Fair Working Group’s idea for an Orange County-specific fair is a great idea. ...
Read More »North Carolina is aiming to amend its dirty past of forced sterilization by offering reparations to living victims, and should be proactive in making ...
Read More »In 2004, Gov. Mike Easley promised school districts around North Carolina a state-funded pre-kindergarten program for at-risk 4-year-olds. An upcoming ...
Read More »When one door closes, another will always open. Sometimes literally.
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