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Seeing-eye dogs and children of all ages ran around Sitterson Hall on Wednesday, learning valuable life skills and making new friends.
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Seeing-eye dogs and children of all ages ran around Sitterson Hall on Wednesday, learning valuable life skills and making new friends.
Campus officials are attempting to quell the fears of students and parents in the midst of a fourth investigation this year into a case of meningococcal virus on campus.
In a final effort to give seniors lasting memories of their time at UNC, officials have planned a month full of games, food and festivities.
As UNC seniors brace themselves for their last three weeks on campus, a new crop of students is looking forward to making the campus their home.
With nearly 11,000 Orange County residents living under the poverty line, the Democratic Party plans to focus on issues pertinent to those people, one party official said.
Just hours after the men’s basketball team departed from campus, students welcomed a hoops legend to the University.
With the passing of a bill that would establish a judicial college at UNC, officials said the University could better meet the needs of North Carolina’s judicial system.
Statewide researchers flocked to campus Wednesday to present the latest research on women’s health issues as part of the sixth annual Women’s Health Research Day.
With hopes of increasing student input and enthusiasm, a committee of faculty and students already has begun discussing Commencement events for the class of 2006.
Katherine Wilson, an inspirational and dedicated graduate of the UNC School of Nursing, died Feb. 16 after a 4 1/2-year battle with cancer. She was 28.
Members of the UNC Gospel Choir and the Black Student Movement walked out of Student Congress’ Finance Committee meeting on Tuesday with lifted spirits after receiving approval for a combined $8,416 in funds.
The works of William Shakespeare, Virginia Woolf and Alice Walker could be taken off the shelves, banned from classrooms and even destroyed if an Alabama state senator has his way.
Amid the students playing frisbee and lounging in McCorkle Place is the grave of the University's first president, Joseph Caldwell.
As nearly 50 same-sex couples held hands and kissed in the Pit on Monday, even more students stopped in their tracks, taken back by the public displays of affection.
Today, the University will kick off its celebration of Black History Month with a lecture by a prominent civil rights figure.