Student Government Sees Rise in Interest
Although student leaders say many divisions of student government have seen increases in applications this year, it remains unclear whether interest in ...
Read More »Although student leaders say many divisions of student government have seen increases in applications this year, it remains unclear whether interest in ...
Read More »Sophomore Segun Olagunju sat outside the Bell Tower at 8 a.m. Saturday surrounded by boxes of T-shirts bearing the slogan "Battling AIDS Step-by-Step." Olagunju ...
Read More »Applications for external appointments are now available as student government buckles down to fill representative positions for everything from the Student ...
Read More »The advertising staff of The Daily Tar Heel received the prestigious Business and Advertising Student Staff of the Year award Saturday. The staff consists ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: My name is Nicole Palermo, a student who will be returning to UNC-CH this coming fall. In the process of coming back, I have encountered ...
Read More »After seeing the Durham-based production company Man Bites Dog perform "Fuddy Meers," Blaine Barbee wanted to put her own stamp on it. Barbee decided ...
Read More »Everywhere I'm confronted with sex. I turn on the TV, and what do I see? Sex, sex, sex. I hop in my car, and what's the song on the radio talking about? ...
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Read More »TO THE EDITOR: I am disappointed about Wednesday's editorial ("All Time Lows") and the superficial and incomplete picture it presents about the most ...
Read More »With a recent $1.2 million face-lift, the Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill anticipates serving more people in the area after it holds its grand re-opening ...
Read More »A conference that began Thursday will turn the attention of UNC students and faculty to the effects of globalization on the South. The conference, "Creating ...
Read More »Administrators at UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University have made little progress in organizing committees to study long-range tuition plans. In ...
Read More »Stock up on plutonium, test the flux capacitor one last time, and for the love of all things holy, avoid the Libyans. It's back to the future for the ...
Read More »Deep in the belly of Sitterson Hall live creatures named Foghorn, Yako, Petunia and Porky -- if you can say that computers "live." They line the walls ...
Read More »Hell, No ... Screw It An anti-tuition increase rally in Raleigh was attended by just 25 people. Apparently it's a thin line between a rally and some ...
Read More »The verdict's still out on a recently adopted Yale University policy regarding financial aid. Yale officials announced last week that the university ...
Read More »A lobbying course Student Body President Jen Daum proposed last month that will teach students how to present their issues to state governing bodies will ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Regarding Johanna Costa's April 4 column, "Science Majors Should Think Differently," has Ms. Costa ever spoken with a science major other ...
Read More »Every art form deserves its own "Behind the Music" series. Ballet finally gets its turn at a new exhibit at the Chapel Hill Museum that offers a glimpse ...
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