Martin Luther King Youth Leadership Program engages teens
A discussion about leadership started with a simple question: What’s your favorite mythical creature or animal?
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A discussion about leadership started with a simple question: What’s your favorite mythical creature or animal?
In its second meeting of the academic year Friday, the student fee advisory subcommittee approved its first fee increase and tabled another.
One-hundred thirty students and community members showed up to the Varsity Theatre on Sunday evening, not to watch a movie, but to listen to a church sermon.
Speaker of Student Congress Zach De La Rosa is championing an effort to rewrite the entire Student Code during the course of this school year.
Do you know that feeling — the one you get when you’re desperate to get onto the last P2P of the night along with 30 other semi-intoxicated teenagers? You know you’ll just have to push and leave others behind if you want that last seat. So you do it. Everyone does at one point or another.
When the College Republicans and Young Democrats get together, passions flair.
For at least 13 upcoming weekends, the portion of Manning Drive between West Drive and South Columbia Street will be closed off due to the construction of a new pedestrian bridge for the new Dental Sciences Building.
Growing up in Wisconsin as a member of the Menominee tribe, Ada Deer had a love of the world around her.
Some new funding will make it easier for members of a UNC research organization to put their heads together — to reduce head injuries.
Students from 60 schools sat through the same microfinance lecture Monday night.
The University kicked off its participation in Global Entrepreneurship Week Monday with a lecture on how failure can be acceptable.
A recent program aimed at fulfilling graduation requirements might soon lose its relevance for undergraduate students.
The University has signed contracts to purchase 132,000 tons of coal obtained through surface mining, a method that University officials said in May they would avoid.
This year, the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid received 40 student work study applications — for one job.
Since Monday, senior class representatives have been sitting in the Pit from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. collecting school supply donations for a local high school.