Meal plans to increase by an average of $63.43 next year
Although food from UNC’s dining halls might cause some students to get heavier, next year it might cause their wallets to get a little lighter.
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Although food from UNC’s dining halls might cause some students to get heavier, next year it might cause their wallets to get a little lighter.
Fans of Lenoir Dining Hall’s Jamba Juice will be disappointed when they return to campus this fall.
On the night that Speaker Zach De La Rosa said farewell to Student Congress, he did not have to say goodbye to Student Body President Mary Cooper.
On the day that Chancellor Holden Thorp charted an ambitious path for the University, the only visible surprise was the retirement of an institution.
The University is engaged in a debate that could make it a leader in free academic publication.
When the UNC Muslim Students Association invited Chaplain James “Yusuf” Yee to speak, some members were not prepared for his insider’s view of Guantanamo Bay detention camp.
When the end result of a two-year-long NCAA investigation came Monday, some faculty members were relieved.
Despite appearances, the Occupy movement has not moved to Morrison Residence Hall.
For UNC’s Dance Marathon staff, the days preceding Friday’s 24-hour storm of dancing, cheering and standing have been anything but calm.
Student government’s very own Dumbledore is retiring.
For Tim Longest, no issue is more important than inclusivity.
Last week, Information Technology Services found itself preventing broken campaigns, not broken laptops.
Despite ongoing opposition from some student protesters, Student Body President Mary Cooper said she will support the criteria for tuition increases laid out by UNC-system President Thomas Ross last week.
When confronted with the most serious of campus emergencies, UNC students and faculty can now turn to a bright yellow sign for help.
For some, a full-time job at a top New York advertising firm would limit community involvement, but Dana McMahan puts others first.
Student protesters presented a united front against unprecedented tuition hikes earlier this month, but they appear to lack direction going forward.
Despite vehement student opposition, UNC administrators approved Thursday a 15.6 percent tuition hike proposal for in-state students.
Chanting student protesters halted a meeting of trustees for nearly three minutes Wednesday following the approval of a 15.6 percent tuition hike for in-state students.
Student Body President Mary Cooper will present a tuition proposal to the tuition and fee advisory task force today she says spares current students from more intense hikes proposed by UNC administrators.
For Student Body President Mary Cooper, now is the time for students to speak up about tuition.