On Friday, September 25, Halloween and More was the site of a "Thriller" dance session, which included performances and lessons.
There is a global killer that touches even UNC's campus. It kills more than 3 million people a year and continues to tally lives. This murderer is the acquired immune deficiency syndrome, commonly known as AIDS. When more than 10 campus organizations banded together to kick off World AIDS Week on Monday, about 30 students came together to hear thoughts on AIDS prevention and emotional stories.
Many UNC students know the anxiety and stress of finding an internship around the area in order to benefit them within their majors. On Monday night, at least 250 students discovered opportunities for internships, jobs and volunteer work at a Progressive Fair held in the Student Union's Great Hall. UNC Young Democrats sponsored the event, along with 15 other campus organizations. "Young people need internships, and a lot of progressive groups need interns," said Jake Anderson, president of Young Democrats.
A University policy that would ban smoking near campus buildings has some students fuming and others sighing with relief. The ban, which was proposed by UNC's administration, would abolish smoking within a 100-foot radius of every campus building, leaving few smoking zones around campus. The Faculty Council passed a resolution supporting the 100-foot ban, and the Employee Forum is reviewing the impact of the ban.
After a five-year hiatus, Phi Mu sorority is returning to campus. Former low membership and financial problems caused the sorority to close its doors. The sorority will host events throughout September to attract potential members, including having representatives in the Pit and around campus today through Friday in its official kickoff. By spring, Phi Mu aims to have the Gamma Lambda chapter requirements - such as gaining at least 125 members - finalized. This will formally reinstate the chapter at UNC.
Over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, 280 students, faculty and staff worked together to build two houses as part of the UNC Build A Block project.
Over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, 280 students, faculty and staff worked together to build two houses as part of the UNC Build A Block project.
Members of the UNC College Republicans and Young Democrats share their thoughts on the results of the 2010 midterm elections.
Dorothy Bernholz talks about what to do if you are stopped by the police for violating underage drinking laws.
A Vigil was held in the Pit Thursday night to honor victims of recent lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and questioning related suicides.
This weekend the Triangle hosted the North Carolina Pride festival. The pride parade was held Saturday in Durham.
Students and community members talk about the growing home brew culture in Chapel Hill.
Students at UNC explain the basic steps for brewing beer at home.
Students were asked to give their opinion on the possibility of further tuition increases.
