Housing department to move more first-year dorms to North Campus in 2017-18
The first-year experience may look different come fall when UNC Housing and Residential Education blurs the lines between North and South campus.
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The first-year experience may look different come fall when UNC Housing and Residential Education blurs the lines between North and South campus.
UNC senior Hudson Owens thought there wasn’t enough of an outlet for the soccer lovers on campus. That’s why he started the UNC Global Soccer Society about a year ago.
With early voting beginning Thursday, student organizations and the Orange County Board of Elections have been working to get students registered to vote and prepared to participate.
Visit Cafe Carolina on Saturday mornings for a studying pick-me-up and a warm interaction with the cafe’s new employee, Ishan Munshi.
Calling all foodies — the first annual Carolina Food Summit begins on Wednesday.
Carolina Cupboard, UNC’s on-campus food pantry for students, will be moving to a new location within Avery Residence Hall by the spring semester.
This story is part of a series from The Daily Tar Heel examining the more than 70 reforms the University has said were made since information about the academic-athletic scandal came to light in 2010. The complete list of reforms can be found on carolinacommitment.unc.edu.
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UNC students Rachel Bailey and Christine Szymanski applied combinations of sushi paper, makeup and glue to Kyle Riker to give the appearance of traumatic injuries.
A study recently completed by a team at UNC’s Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute discovered high quality of early education prepares children for a successful future.
Scout, Buddy, Elby and their friends chewed through the kudzu behind The Scrap Exchange, a nonprofit organization, for a cause on Saturday. Diana Tetens brought her goats, dubbed The Goat Squad, to help clear an overgrown lot to make room for gardens.
Project Achieve for Transitioning High School Students (PATHSS) celebrated its very first graduating class with a commencement ceremony last Thursday.
Starting Monday, high school students from the Triangle area will fill the labs at the Eshelman School of Pharmacy as part of its new Young Innovators Program.