N.C. Senate minority whip and Chapel Hill native Josh Stein explains the state’s current political climate with an old Jewish proverb.
Howard Kallem believes that UNC must build a response system for sexual harassment charges amid what he called the community’s grieving process.
A public forum was held Monday to give Crystal Coombes, a candidate for the University’s Title IX coordinator position, the opportunity to address her plans for the position.
As Chancellor Holden Thorp prepares to leave office, one of his final actions will be fostering a discussion on the relationship between athletics and academics — one that many hope will continue after his term ends.
This weekend, sophomore Michelle Kern became a national boxing champion just a little more than a year after she first stepped into the ring.
Law students have traditionally had to worry about passing the bar exam — and for the past few years, they’ve also had to worry about finding a job in an increasingly crowded market.
As his tenure came to an end Tuesday, former Student Body President Will Leimenstoll sat down with Daily Tar Heel staff writer Trevor Casey to reflect on his time in office and what he learned from the position.
Students from around the Atlantic Coast Conference are gathering in Washington, D.C. today to represent their schools’ interests directly to members of Congress.
In an unexpected outcome, Christy Lambden was elected student body president in a runoff election Tuesday, winning 55 percent of the vote and defeating Will Lindsey.
One group of UNC students feels that its voice has gone unheard — but the new student organization Advocates for Carolina seeks to remedy that problem.
