Editorial: From dorm to duplex – the Editorial Board’s off-campus housing guide
For many UNC students, there comes a time to trade in shower shoes for mailbox keys, RAs for landlords and a suite-full of roommates to (hopefully) fewer.
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For many UNC students, there comes a time to trade in shower shoes for mailbox keys, RAs for landlords and a suite-full of roommates to (hopefully) fewer.
At schools like UNC, there are thousands of students pursuing the same hyper-competitive fields like medicine, computer science and public health. But not everyone finishes with these degrees. There is a system present to make sure only a select best will be able to succeed, and it starts with weed-out classes.
Concerns over problematic building namesakes are not new. The University has simply failed to take these concerns seriously, resulting in an inaction that spits in the face of students and activists that have vehemently fought for a more inclusive campus.
Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence and sexual, verbal and physical assault.
All jobs help to construct the future of humanity.
Attending Kenan-Flagler Business School might soon cost (even more) money. Recently, the UNC Board of Trustees unanimously approved a 20 percent increase in the Program Enhancement Fee for both majors and minors in the undergraduate business program.
Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual harassment and assault.
If we wanted to spend four years on a college campus, isolated from the larger community, stewing in our collective privilege and youth and hated by the city we nominally call home, we would have gone to Duke.
The Dean E. Smith Center. Home of the UNC men’s basketball team.
The Editorial Board, composed of eighteen graduate and undergraduate students, has made its endorsements for the upcoming midterm elections.
Halloween can be scary. Not because of the jump scares, horror movies and ghosts, obviously. The most daunting part of the spooky season is finding a costume.
Attending the first public university in the nation has its perks (besides the lead-ridden pipes). For example, admission to UNC comes with access to over 200 years of campus lore. From haunted buildings – yes, "buildings" is plural – to zany characters.
Remember when we said that Yik Yak was bad news? Yeah, we were right.
Content warning: This article contains mention of rape and sexual assault.
Roe v. Wade is overturned. Abortion rights are no longer Constitutionally protected. Say you find that you are pregnant in North Carolina — what happens next?
Within hours of Roe v. Wade being overturned on June 24, universities across the United States issued their responses, varying in opposition, support and neutrality. UNC has since offered its silence.
Your institution only accepts twelve percent of applicants? That’s cool. You know what I think is cooler?
POLI 101 feeling a little more tedious? Political ads taking over your TV? Conversations with your parents tenser than usual? Election Day is upon us.
Let’s face it – parents know best. They are like live-in therapists, guiding us through every earth-shattering heartbreak, qualm with friends and (admittedly) minor inconvenience.
There’s an unspoken agreement between yourself and your University.