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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

Student Government

Wilson Sink (left), John Taylor (center) and Bradley Opere (right) pictured during the Daily Tar Heel's Student Body President Forum.

Two suits, one jersey: The Daily Tar Heel's student body president debate

By Jack Davis | February 7

Student body president candidates — two in blazers and one in a Carolina Panthers jersey — discussed issues facing UNC at a debate at The Daily Tar ...

Graduate governance referendum barely makes the ballot

By Jane Wester | February 5

The campaign to let UNC’s student body decide the future of graduate student governance during campus elections on Feb. 9 came down to checking signatures ...

All three candidates debate for the first time

By Victoria Mirian | February 3

"The Great South Campus Debate," hosted by the Black Student Movement, the Carolina Hispanic Association and the Residence Hall Association, added one ...

Bradley Opere poses with his Old Well cut out Friday afternoon. Opere held an event to take photographs with people who are supporting his campaign to run for Student Body President.

Bradley Opere's peers say he's a great friend and would be a great president

By Karli Krasnipol | February 3

Junior Bradley Opere is a soccer player, a dancer, a student government member — and a candidate for student body president.

Wilson Sink poses outside of Davis Library Saturday morning. Sink is running for Student Body President.

Wilson Sink wants to define UNC as home for everyone

By Maria Prokopowicz | February 3

Student body president candidate Wilson Sink believes every student at UNC deserves to call the University home.

John Taylor sits on the steps of Wilson Library, one of his favorite places on campus. Taylor is currently running for student body president.

John Taylor dreams of uniting UNC

By Colleen Moir | February 3

John Taylor, a junior Asian studies major, dreams of a united Carolina.

Interactive graphic: 2016 Student Body President voter guide

By Kylie Marshall , Will Schoeffler and Jack Davis | February 3

Here is the voter guide for the 2016 Student Body President Election based on their platforms:

Wilson Sink (left) and John Taylor participate in the Student Body President debate hosted by Student Congress Tuesday evening. Bradley Opere was present, however could not participate.

SBP candidates face off in first debate

By Maria Prokopowicz | February 2

Student Congress held the first student body presidential debate Tuesday night between candidates Wilson Sink and John Taylor. It was moderated by Student ...

Priyesh Krishnan and John Anagnost, graduate student members of Student Congress, examine the Student Congress Student Code. Krishnan and Anagnost commented on the possibilities of graduate and professional students forming a separate Student Congress.

Graduate student leaders in Student Congress don't support separation

By Aaron Redus | February 2

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation is campaigning to separate from Student Congress, but not all graduate students agree with the plan — ...

Parker Draughon, left, and Joey Skavroneck are business partners and operators of Buzz Rides, a free alternative transportation on campus.

Buzz Rides says they're growing even without money from Student Congress

By Kelly Jasiura | January 28

Buzz Rides still doesn’t have funding from student government, but that isn’t stopping them from staying on track to give 20,000 rides this school ...

GPSF pushing for signatures to split from student government

By Belle Hillenburg | January 28

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation must raise signatures from 10 percent of the student body to get its proposed split from undergraduate ...

David Joyner, speaker of the student congress, and Houston Summers, student body president, discussed how they could better serve both undergraduate and graduate student needs at a town hall meeting in the Genome Science Building Monday night.

Student leaders hold town hall to discuss possible split

By Anna Freeman | January 25

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation, Student Congress and Student Government’s executive branch hosted a town hall meeting Monday night ...

Graduate students on minimum stipends aren't earning Orange County's living wage

By Wei Zhou | January 25

Some graduate students at UNC are receiving stipends as low as $15,700, well below the living wage in Orange County, and they say they are struggling. ...

Student Congress discusses deficit, Summers' veto

By Cain Twyman | January 19

For the fiscal year 2015, student government has a net deficit of $209,498.01 — and while Congress usually has a net deficit, this is the first year ...

Student Congress sets goals, talks GPSF split

By Belle Hillenburg | January 19

Members of Student Congress discussed the proposed split between the Graduate and Professional Student Federation and undergraduate student government ...

GPSF proposes plans for separation from student government

By Jamie Gwaltney | January 13

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation presented two plans for co-optation or separation from student government at its Tuesday meeting.

Finance committee's first spring ends in unanimous decision on handling of funds

By Sarah Watson | January 12

In its first meeting of the semester on Tuesday, the finance committee for Student Congress heard from a representative from the Board of Elections, a ...

New GPSF president hopes to define organization's role

By Maria Prokopowicz | January 10

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation has elected a new president, Dylan Russell, to fill the position left by Brandon Linz in November.

New GPSF president election today — and another resignation

By Maggie Budd | December 2

After a series of resignations, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will elect a new president today in an online election.

GPSF takes first step to separate from Student Government

By Maria Prokopowicz | November 23

Today, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will take a step forward with their plan to separate from student government by sending a letter ...