UNC residence halls introduce new plastic film recycling program
By Emily Galvin | November 15The Residence Hall Association at UNC has introduced a new place for residents on campus to recycle their plastic film material.
The Residence Hall Association at UNC has introduced a new place for residents on campus to recycle their plastic film material.
Despite the plant being on track to meet the University’s goals, some community members are hoping for more transparency in the permit process.
26 people have been arrested since Silent Sam was toppled on Aug. 20.
While Hurricane Florence devastated many aspects of Eastern North Carolina, the hog industry might have been hit the hardest. Years of environmental and health concerns are amplified after the farms have been ruined.
“We’re coordinating the efforts according to what the community needs. We would be nothing without them and nothing without the support they’ve given.”
With more deliberations on the reinstatement of Silent Sam, this artist proposes something new.
The UNControllables talked oppression and activism in Carolina's past and present at their Wednesday event.
When the University announced the decreased average cost of attendance, students sought transparency about the process by which the University determines this number, unsure of how the changes might affect their financial package.
The price to graduate is high for many students, especially those with family that live out-of-state and have to travel to UNC. With pressure to buy graduation garments, some students demand financial aid to help offset costs.
Due to the ease of creating professional profiles online, students are planning for their careers earlier than ever. But how necessary is LinkedIn, anyway? And what should students be doing to make themselves attractive job applicants? They should be constructing a narrative, Gary Miller said. Gary Miller, the director of University Career Services, spoke to Staff Writer Emily Galvin about how students can prepare for a career after UNC.