As an outside academic review team’s visit to campus quickly approaches, the University is taking proactive steps to show it has corrected the academic ...
Read More »It’s easy to picture the world a certain way — as college students, we tend to live under the assumption that we are invincible.
Read More »The Renewable Energy Special Projects Committee is developing a plan to include solar panels in the renovation of the roof of Fetzer Hall. This proposal ...
Read More »Last spring, a student fell from the Rams Head Recreation Center climbing wall, severely injuring her lower body and legs. Naturally, such a dangerous ...
Read More »At a meeting of the National Governors Association last week, Gov. Pat McCrory paid a compliment to Gov. Padilla of Puerto Rico, remarking as to what ...
Read More »Student Congress will vote on a controversial bill next week that, if passed, will require the Tar Heel Rifle and Pistol Club to jump through unnecessary ...
Read More »State legislators should pass Senate Bill 122, entitled “Sex Trafficking/Sex Offender Registration,” in order to deal with the state’s human trafficking ...
Read More »An individual’s right to voice his or her grievances in the public sphere must be steadfastly protected and defended. The issue of the Honor Court charge ...
Read More »In 2001 the sun set on payday lending in North Carolina. The law that allowed payday lending expired and wasn’t renewed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...
Read More »The selection committee for the Lambden administration’s executive branch officers should focus on complementing student body president-elect Christy ...
Read More »The local YMCA Board of Directors is looking to renovate its facilities and layout — specifically, by removing the racquetball courts.
Read More »The University needs to cooperate fully with its accrediting agency to prevent possible sanctions ranging from loss of accreditation to forcing graduates ...
Read More »When selecting the new members for the UNC-system Board of Governors, the General Assembly should avoid partisan politics.
Read More »When selecting the new members for the UNC-system Board of Governors, the General Assembly should avoid partisan politics.
Read More »The North Carolina Education Lottery is not living up to its name. The lottery needs fundamental changes in order to validate its necessity in our state. ...
Read More »As the election season winds down, it is imperative that Christy Lambden not wait until his inauguration in April to get to work.
Read More »Meetings of the Chapel Hill Town Council routinely last longer than 6 hours, going into the wee hours of the next morning.
Read More »With the looming threat of a doubling in the interest rate for student loans, students might feel powerless. But they should still voice their opposition ...
Read More »On his way to winning the runoff, student body president-elect Christy Lambden put together a truly corny ad called “God made a Tar Heel,” in the ...
Read More »The Office of Civil Rights submitted a “Dear Colleague” letter in April 2011 with about 70 mandates for the adjudication of sexual assault cases on ...
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