Junior Michelle Hugo, senior Mandy Spalding and sophomore Parker Marshall staff a table for UNC's chapter of the International Justice Mission.
The global Christian nonprofit encourages students to call their senators and state representatives to end human trafficking through the allocation of funds.
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A new program called the Carolina Angel Network (CAN) brings together student entrepreneurs, faculty and UNC alumni to fund new startup business ventures and ignite innovation.
The safety procedures UNC sent to faculty members one week after the Shooting in Parkland, Florida, have students thinking about how to respond to emergencies in their own classrooms.
The Pit became known for the protests and demonstrations it held and turned into a symbol of change for UNC. To this day, that meaning holds true.
The Criminal Justice Awareness and Action group (CJAA) believes a person is more than a crime. That's why it held a series of events this week to challenge students to consider how a criminal record's lasting effects.
Not even midterm season stopped UNC students from joining the fight against gun violence with a rally after the deadly mass-shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
"My message to you is this: Trust the whisper, whatever it is,” said activist Kathy Izard, quoting her book. “It will keep whispering. And when it does, you must either spend the rest of your life answering it or pretending you never heard it.”
“When I was a freshman, I was looking for a lot of resources and a lot of information to understand better how financial aid worked, but I wasn’t sure on how to get the information to my parents,” said UNC senior Gerardo Alvarado. “So I’m excited for the incoming class who is going to have this resource.”
The UNC Sonja Haynes Stone Center hosted its 14th annual African-American History Month Lecture on Wednesday evening. The lecture featured Dr. Gerald C. Horne, an award-winning scholar and author of more than 30 books on history and African-American Studies.
UNC Surplus is working to keep unused University property out of landfills and into the hands of thrifty shoppers.
For every starting lineup of a college football team, there is a crew of guys who may never get to take a snap in a game. These walk-ons manage to balance tough school work and regimented practices without being compensated with benefits that scholarship players receive.
Every few years, the University completes a survey to reassess the average costs for a student to attend the University for one year, but Carolina Covenant students are receiving less money because of a decrease in estimated costs of attendance.
A new bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate would give HBCUs in North Carolina more financial flexibility.
When Carolina comes into conversation most people begin to either talk about sports or academics. However, airplane enthusiasts always seem to talk about Horace Williams Airport. Horace Williams Airport was pivotal in the shaping of both Chapel Hill and the United States, but is now facing shut down. Students have other plans.
The polls are now quiet, and a new term begins. From platform to policy, newly elected Student Body President Savannah Putnam talks goals for her time in office.
Keep donations coming. UNC's Global Take Off: Puerto Rico and the Center for Global Initiatives are doing their part to provide continued relief to Hurricane Maria victims.
Students who have parents suffering from cancer need an outlet where they can express their fears — Camp Kesem makes sure these students feel included and supported.
