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The first-year seminar English 72: Literature of 9/11 has become a national controversy after freshman Alec Dent criticized the course in an article for The College Fix, a conservative news website.
The beginnings and ends of semesters are marked by many things: stress, a flurry of hasty packing and often piles of furniture and Walmart rugs being thrown away.
The future of sustainable energy at UNC just got a bit sunnier.
Jump ropes whizzed through the air and sneaker-clad feet pounded the ground when the Bouncing Bulldogs jump rope team performed at the Gillings School of Global Public Health on Wednesday afternoon.
Friday's Faculty Council meeting covered an array of topics — including the University’s loan to the Northside neighborhood as well as increasing access to scholarly articles written by faculty — but the majority of the meeting was spent reviewing the new payroll system.
Durham Mayor Bill Bell wants to look beyond downtown revitalization to decrease poverty in his city.
Juniors Houston Summers and Kathryn Walker will compete in a runoff election next week, following an election with the lowest turnout in at least the past ten years.
Many things require some assembly — and the selection of this year’s student speaker for the TEDxUNC conference was no exception.
About 100 people gathered in the Pit Friday wearing black in solidarity with people of color suffering injustices on campus and beyond for an event called Black Friday.
Tensions continue to run high in the Faculty Council meetings in the aftermath of the October release of Kenneth Wainstein’s report on academic fraud at UNC.
A UNC student claims he has identified a number of weaknesses in the ConnectCarolina system that threaten the privacy of students and faculty alike.
The Daily Tar Heel’s staff writer Rebecca Brickner caught up with former student body president candidates Nikita Shamdasani, Winston Howes and Emilio Vicente to see what they’ve done since the election.
Rainy weather did not stop passionate local vendors from selling their goods at an on-campus farmers market Thursday.
Emotions ran high in Carroll Hall Thursday night as a student panel led more than 100 people in a discussion of Kenneth Wainstein’s report.
It took 1,001 nights for a fabled Persian king to tell stories to his wife, but UNC students only one to get more acquainted with Middle Eastern culture.
Starting this spring semester, classes meeting Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will be held 15 minutes apart as opposed to the current 10-minute interval to help students and faculty make it to consecutive classes on time.
The new semester was off to a good start for residents in one Avery Residence Hall suite until mold started taking over.
