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(04/24/14 2:23am)
People rally outside of Saunders Hall Wednesday afternoon. The Real Silent Sam Coalition is calling for the Board of Trustees to rename the building, because its namesake, William L. Saunders, directed North Carolina KKK activities in the late 1860s.
(04/01/14 1:08am)
Rep. Alma Adams is introduced at the Lillian's List campaign luncheon Monday morning. The pro-choice, women's rights PAC hosted the event at the Alumni Center to announce it's sponsored political candidates.
(03/20/14 3:13am)
Judge Howard Manning heard a case Wednesday brought by The Daily Tar Heel and other local media organizations asking for records in the Faith Hedgepeth case to be unsealed. Hugh Stevens, an attorney representing the media companies, was facing the District Attorney's office. Judge Manning concluded that he will take some time to review the records.
(02/13/14 10:58pm)
Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. After sleet and freezing rain fell all Wednesday night, more snow fell on Thursday afternoon.
(02/13/14 10:58pm)
Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. After sleet and freezing rain fell all Wednesday night, more snow fell on Thursday afternoon.
(02/13/14 10:58pm)
Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. Snow cancelled classes again at UNC on Thursday. After sleet and freezing rain fell all Wednesday night, more snow fell on Thursday afternoon.
(02/07/14 3:00am)
University of North Carolina varsity volleyball coach, Joe Sagula teaches a coaching class for EXSS students on Wednesday morning.
(01/30/14 2:08am)
Grad student, Asadullah Naweed throws snowballs at sophomores Cyara De Lannoy and Cassy Karlsson. "You can't hit us, we have a fort for protection!" Karlsson said. The girls had been taking shifts guarding their fort all day, because people had been trying to take it.
(01/24/14 3:53am)
Next weekend, Mixed Concrete returns to Chapel Hill for its third annual installation. Mixed Concrete is a student art show designed to unite the UNC community and raise awareness and funds for the local Habitat for Humanity affiliate. There will be a silent auction of student artwork on Friday, Jan. 24 from 7 p.m. until 2 a.m. and Saturday Jan. 25 from 10:30 a.m. until 12 a.m. at TRU Deli +Wine.
(01/22/14 3:00am)
Re/Iterations of Resistance: Moments, Martyrs, Movements features photographs of people and places in social justice movements and moments in American history. The exhibition revisits, interrogates and reevaluates important social justice moments and struggles. The exhibit is open January 21 through April 25, 2014.
(01/16/14 3:44am)
FRANK Gallery on Franklin Street has a new exhibit called, "A New Season." It features a select group of regional professional artists from different disciplines. It is the first time these locally based artists will have their work shown together in this way.
(01/14/14 2:00am)
Alumn Sarah Walker stands in front of her exhibition in Hanes Art Center. Walker's works offer themselves as a contemporary version of Chinese scholar's rocks - those objects of meditation that are equally space and solid, form and formlessness, and which function as filters for unconscious creative processes.
(11/11/13 5:31am)
At the School of Government on Friday, Tom Ross discusses the five year strategic plan and the importance of investing in universities.
(11/11/13 2:57am)
Lend Lease construction workers work on the Craig Parking Deck Expansion on Monday. The $36,000,000 project is expected to be completed in August 2015.
(11/11/13 2:53am)
On Friday, November 15, the College of Arts and Sciences presented Gene Allen Holland a long-awaited degree. Gene Holland attended UNC from 1962 to 1965 and continued his education at the School of Dentistry at UNC. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery and then joined the faculty in the school in 1968 until retiring in 1997. After requesting to receive his undergraduate degree a couple years into dentistry school, the chancellor at the time did not carry out the request, deeming it unnecessary since he was already into his D.D.S. After fifty years, he finally was awarded his undergraduate diploma, just in time for his graduating class' fifty year reunion!
(10/31/13 2:45am)
David Routh, Vice Chancellor for Development, discusses his plans for the University's upcoming fundraising campaign.
(10/10/13 2:35am)
Kenan Theatre Company rehearses 9 Parts of Desire at Kenan Theatre in the Center for Dramatic Art. The play is directed by Peter Friedrich and opens on Thursday at 8 PM.
(10/08/13 1:55am)
Chapel Hill Tire is one of the first local businesses to install solar panels with Solar Strata.
(09/26/13 4:18am)
Construction happening at Rathskeller in the alleyway near Bandito's
(09/25/13 3:14am)
Senior Ying-Ao Zhang plays a game of pick up basketball at Rams Head Recreation Center Tuesday.