Rawlings report emphasizes culture change
Hunter Rawlings acknowledges in a culture where problems with big-time athletics have plagued universities across the country, there are many reports completed — but not much reform comes out of them.
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Hunter Rawlings acknowledges in a culture where problems with big-time athletics have plagued universities across the country, there are many reports completed — but not much reform comes out of them.
Phi Gamma Delta, Zeta Psi, Pi Kappa Alpha and Pi Lambda Phi will be able to recruit members this fall — but they will not be able to host parties for them.
ånna Sturkey, the student attorney general for the Honor Court this year, said she knows there are a lot of eyes on the honor system.
Bill Goa, the new director of UNC Campus Recreation, said he wants every student to knowhis department goes well beyond fields and courts.
Jim Dean, who previously served as dean of the Kenan-Flagler Business School, hopes to use his business background to help student athletes be academically successful this year.
Students who signed up for ConnectCarolina 2.0, a website that promised to improve on the ConnectCarolina model, woke up yesterday morning to a nasty surprise — they were unable to access Sakai, Heelmail or UNC’s Wi-Fi.
Several fraternities must decide how to respond to disciplinary actions from the University — or they might not be able to recruit first-semester students once fall rush begins Monday.
Chancellor Carol Folt doesn’t want to tell people what the University needs to change. Instead, she wants to listen to what stake-holders believe needs to be done.
Senior Kevin Claybren has spent two years advocating for gender-neutral housing at UNC-CH.
Drew Moretz, a lobbyist for the UNC system, has fielded tough questions from legislators about how state money is being used on college campuses.
After Blake Falk finished the Boston Marathon, he got on the subway to a friend’s residence hall at Boston University.
Memet Walker is running for Editor-in-chief of The Daily Tar Heel for the 2013-14 school year.
Before Phillip Fletcher opened Durham Bookcases, a high end furniture store, his mother gave him a piece of business advice: “Do lunch or be lunch.”
Alan Bounville left Seattle, Wash., in February 2011 on a quest to achieve full equality for LGBT people.
As Pat McCrory prepares to enter the governor’s mansion and the N.C. General Assembly convenes in January, North Carolina will usher in a new era of Republican leadership.
The Atlantic Coast Conference is used to having its members fight out their battles on the field — but the next clash will take place in a courthouse.
Dramatic arts major Katie Chelena knows she isn’t guaranteed a job when she graduates.
RALEIGH — While state Republicans celebrate today, some student and advocacy groups are worrying about the future of higher education.
Today, the UNC system will release applications to insurance companies nationwide in search of a plan with a smaller price tag after this year’s $248.50 per-student increase in health insurance costs.
The UNC system is seeking to open up new channels of communication with state legislators in a novel way.