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No. 12 UNC baseball cruises past Charlotte, 14-4, in midweek victory

| April 15

Student Government

The Graduate and Professional Federation voted on separating from the student body government Tuesday night.

GPSF asks for changes to ballot one week before vote on separation

By Madeleine Fraley | October 24

The student body will vote on Friday to decide whether student government and the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will split and become two ...

The Tuition and Fee Advisory Taskforce meets to discuss various fees students pay for the university.

Students play important role in student fee changes

By Madeleine Fraley | October 13

When it comes to changing student fees at UNC, students’ voices play an early and important role.

Student Congress meets with executive branch, discusses future of GPSF

By Aaron Redus | October 12

Student Congress met in full Tuesday night to hear messages from the executive branch and discuss the upcoming vote about the future of the Graduate and ...

Student Congress met Tuesday evening in the Genome Science Building

Student Congress creates gender-neutral Student Code

By Anish Bhatia | September 29

Student Congress has made it their mission to focus on diversity this year.

Student Congress approves funding for three organizations

By Adair Tompkins | September 28

Student Body Vice President Sam Green started the meeting announcing the executive branch’s plan to work with the sexual assault prevention task force ...

Students staged a die-in in the Student Union today in response to the demonstrations going on in Charlotte.

Die-in at the Union gave students space to express their reactions to the week's police shootings

By Jenni Ciesielski | September 23

For ten minutes on Friday afternoon, the usually bustling Student Union was silent as students lay down on the building’s ground floor with their fists ...

Four first-years take seats on Student Congress

By Allie Mobley | September 22

Rachel Augustine, a Peace, War and Defense and Mathematical Decision Sciences double major from Greensboro, was elected as a district four representative, ...

Chair and vice chair of the Finance, Infrastructure and Audit Committee Haywood D. Cochrane and W. Lowry Caudill have a discussion during a board meeting in Alumni Hall on Wednesday, September 21st.

Board of Trustees received an update on life at UNC

By Acy Jackson , Colleen Moir and Alexis Bell | September 22

When the Board of Trustees met in committees Wednesday, University Affairs chairperson Chuck Duckett opened his committee’s meeting by speaking on a ...

Student Congress elects 4 new members

By Acy Jackson | September 20

Four new students were elected to Student Congress on Tuesday, Board of Elections chairperson Paul Kushner said.

The Muslim Students Asscotiation pitched approvel for an exception to a policy prohibiting them from having an external bank account while maintaining current student government funding.

Student Congress approves bank account for Muslim Student Association

By Nic Rardin | September 14

Student Congress met on Tuesday night to approve a number of new appointments and grant an exception to the UNC Muslim Students Association for an external ...

Student government still looking to fix problems from last year

By Belle Hillenburg | September 8

Last year, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation tried to separate from student government. The initial attempt was voted down in a runoff ...

Graduate and Professional Student Federation holds first meeting of the year

By Aaron Redus | September 7

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation senate met for the 47th session on Tuesday and discussed plans for the upcoming school year.

First Student Congress of the year discusses intentions

By Aaron Redus | August 31

Student Congress met for the 98th session on Tuesday night and discussed plans for upcoming school year.

GPSF task force to increase student voter participation

By Natalie Conti | August 29

With the 2016 presidential election a few months away, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation at UNC is looking for new ways to help students ...

GPSF pushes for talks with administration, against Student Stores privatization

By Katie Rice | April 12

While the Graduate and Professional Student Federation meeting Tuesday primarily focused on various budget resolutions, the recent UNC Student Supreme ...

UNC Supreme Court rules to let student body revote on graduate student government referendum

By David Doochin | April 10

The UNC Student Supreme Court decided unanimously on Sunday to allow for a revote in the fall to determine the future of graduate student governance.

Greg Lukianoff, the president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), holds a talk discussing the lack of free speech permitted on American college campuses.

Atlantic author advocates campus free speech

By Caroline Metzler | April 7

According to Greg Lukianoff’s campus rights advocacy organization, UNC has a green light rating for free speech — meaning while there are no policies ...

UNC Student Body President Bradley Opere gives his inaugural address on Tuesday, April 5th minutes after he is officially sworn in.

Bradley Opere sworn in as student body president

By Nic Rardin | April 5

Friends and families came to witness student government pass the torch on Tuesday to its 2016-17 members –– including newly sworn-in Student Body ...

UNC Student Body President Houston Summers' term ends April 5th.

Houston Summers looks back on a year in office

By Felicia Bailey | April 4

On Thursday, Student Body President Houston Summers stood in front of an oversized piece of paper listing all the issues he’s worked on in the past ...

Student Congress special election yields five representatives, 10 empty seats

By Sara Salinas | March 31

Thursday’s Student Congress special elections did little to fill vacant seats.