NC legislature cuts disabled schools’ budget
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A slow-paced, robotic voice resonates from a room in Cobb Residence Hall.
RALEIGH — The day after a legislative proposal calling for a $483 million cut in state funding for the UNC system was released, students were already taking action.
Fighting roosters might no longer be welcome in the state.
Combining exercise with dance moves, Tori Stilwell is all smiles and energy as she encourages her cardio funk class.
Steven Norton says he would take a bullet for The Daily Tar Heel.
With 15 websites, millions of readers and a bedroom for an office, the Miltz brothers are not the average entrepreneurs.
College students nationwide are accusing Chick-fil-A of promoting homophobia along with their chicken sandwiches.
Students at the N.C. School of Science and Math will combat hunger, using a Guinness World Record as inspiration.
Lighting up during a leisurely stroll in Raleigh parks will be illegal starting July 1.
At a reception for pro-life supporters at the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., addressed controversial issues with a crowd that included UNC students.
A recent poll shows that N.C. voters don’t favor Republican legislators over Democratic ones.
This Christmas morning, Vice President Joe Biden and billionaire Donald Trump will be opening presents under a North Carolina-grown Christmas tree.
The newly gained Republican majority in the N.C. General Assembly and U.S. House of Representatives could mean an uncertain future for health care reform.
In today’s fierce competition for jobs, the need for recent college graduates to stand out means every experience must be marketed as a strength.
Students will be paying a little more to stay fit at UNC-Wilmington in the coming year.
A temporary ban on social media at a new university is stirring up debate.