'hmu for my premium:’ UNC student’s Snapchat porn scam exploits rising industry
With a $15 lingerie set, over 1,000 Snapchat viewers and a temporary email address, Vanessa can make $1,000 in a day.
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With a $15 lingerie set, over 1,000 Snapchat viewers and a temporary email address, Vanessa can make $1,000 in a day.
An Ohio-based animal rights organization filed an official complaint against UNC to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Monday, citing incidents related to the University’s animal research that the organization called “clear violations of the Animal Welfare Act.”
The National Institutes of Health found UNC responsible for 65 instances of lab-animal welfare violations over the last four and a half years, according to documents obtained by The Daily Tar Heel.
Between taking care of her child, medication and copay costs, chemotherapy and doctor’s appointments, and making the two-hour drive from Fayetteville to Chapel Hill every week, the last thing Nunny Reece wants to worry about is a parking fee.
When Laura Linnan was 17 years old, she was manning the register at McDonalds in West Seneca, N.Y.
Cherríe Moraga is a poet, playwright, essayist, educator, cultural activist and more, and on Tuesday night she spoke about her recent book “Native Country of the Heart: If We Forget Ourselves, Who Will Be Left to Remember Us?” at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History.
Shoutout to your TA, your research mentor or your lab instructor – it’s Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week.
Dean Smith’s fan mail, a Qur’an small enough to fit in a locket around your neck, 17th century French novels embossed in gold – all these items and more will be on display on Thursday, April 4 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Wilson Library’s Recent Acquisitions Evening.
Fifty-eight percent of women surgeons experience sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a recent study led by members of UNC Surgery.
On Sunday, Feb. 23, 1969, food workers at Lenoir Dining Hall set up their dining stations as usual.
When Carolina Dining Services renamed Rams Head Dining Hall to “Chase Dining Hall” in 2017, UNC students posted memes on Twitter and Facebook expressing their distaste for the change.
Only 32 percent of political tech staffers working on presidential campaigns from 2004 to 2016 were women, according to a report released last year by a group of students from UNC.
After emails from a graduate program director at Duke University telling international students not to speak Chinese in study lounges surfaced online Saturday, Duke has found itself facing national backlash.
The UNC-system Board of Governors held a portion of their January board meeting on Thursday. Here's your guide for catching up on UNC-system news.
Chancellor Carol Folt announced her resignation and authorized the removal of Silent Sam in an email to the UNC community on Jan. 14. Later that night, Silent Sam's plaques and the remaining base were removed from McCorkle Place. Folt originally intended to resign following May 2019 commencement; however the UNC Board of Governors voted Tuesday to make Folt's resignation date effective Jan. 31.
For most people, a three-year job as a Starbucks barista would simply serve as material for the “experience” portion of their LinkedIn profile. But for senior Jacklyn Googins, this experience inspired a new opportunity for inclusion on UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus – Best Buddies Brews.
For most students, a line in the Pit that wraps around the side of Lenoir Hall brings nothing but frustration. But for sophomore Miota Allen, it brought a smile to her face this week.
A controversial monument, a student protest, debates about history, memory and race, a public university's role in the conversation and the permanent removal of a statue.
The third floor of Davis Library reopened Wednesday morning after nearly four months of construction.
From 1999 to 2016, opioid overdose deaths in North Carolina increased by more than 800 percent, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.