University leaders say they are unperturbed by the recent criticisms of UNC’s general education program coming from a local nonprofit.
Andrea Pino said when she was a resident advisor in Kenan Community last year, dozens of sexual assault survivors would approach her every week with their stories.
Lyle Baumgarten has worked for five years to earn a degree in biomedical engineering and biology with a minor in physics. But when he graduates, only one of those areas of study will be recognized on his diploma.
Following the fallout surrounding the controversial verdict in the State of Florida v. George Zimmerman case in July, UNC groups are working to ensure students are educated before forming opinions on the outcome.
A budget cut to the N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement agency could mean fewer officers on staff — but not necessarily fewer alcohol citations.
This month, members of a Native American sorority on campus unanimously agreed to extend honorary membership to Faith Hedgepeth, a UNC student who was found dead in her off-campus apartment last year.
Students, faculty and leaders from colleges across the state came together last week to further discussions on energy conservation — with an ultimate goal of saving $1 billion in energy avoidance costs in mind.
As UNC’s handling of sexual assault cases continues to be examined, Duke University has taken steps to toughen its own sanctioning in such cases — naming expulsion as the recommended punishment for perpetrators.
Two local chefs will be among the competitors in a bracket-style, head-to-head cook-off competition next week.
As Jim Dean reflected on his first day as executive vice chancellor and provost July 1, he said he was humbled.
