Faculty advisory committee to honor system takes shape
The revival of a faculty advisory committee to the honor system is already starting to take shape as the University attempts to restore the faculty’s faith in the student-run system.
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The revival of a faculty advisory committee to the honor system is already starting to take shape as the University attempts to restore the faculty’s faith in the student-run system.
After months of evaluation, the review of the student-led honor system is moving forward.
Elliot Cramer said he’s out of options.
Today marks the Faculty Council’s first full meeting of the year, and new chairwoman of the faculty Jan Boxill is looking to emphasize more participation in the absence of any pressing issues.
The University’s standing in the annual U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Colleges” rankings, released Tuesday, remains largely unchanged from last year — except in one area.
Due to a source error, the original version of this story incorrectly states that the Carolina Union Activities Board relies primarily on Student Congress for speaker funding. CUAB is actually funded by the Student Activity Fee, which is not subject to the approval of Student Congress. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
When it comes to Ann Coulter, controversy is a given.
When Lauren McGuire first applied as a junior transfer student to UNC, she thought all she needed in a university was friendly people, warm weather and lacrosse.
As the University begins a full examination of its student-led honor system, it has become clear that a large percentage of faculty — roughly a third — are firmly skeptical of the institution.
Amongst a sea of identical Carolina blue T-shirts, the annual freshman convocation welcomed UNC’s newest students with the addition of a pep rally to the ceremony. The event featured a tutorial of UNC cheers and ended just as FallFest began. But uncertainty surrounded the annual event as news of severe weather came in. “I’m definitely going to leave early if it starts to rain,” said Mary Katherine Beam, a freshman biology major, as the pep rally ended. “I’m just going for the free food, and I don’t want my food to get rained on.” But the festivities proceeded despite the warnings, allowing the class of 2015 to experience the annual rite of passage.
Jan Boxill said she never expected to gain prominence when she joined the UNC community 26 years ago.
At first, Jordan Heide felt like she had the flu.
_Due to a reporting error this article incorrectly stated that Nancy Schoonmaker, a recent Ph.D. graduate of UNC’s history department, organized a conference to discuss her objections to the graduate school’s dissertation policy. A conference was planned by one of the presses considering publishing Schoonmaker’s work to discuss the ramifications of mandatory open access. The article has been changed to reflect this correction. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error. _
Eight voicemails.
Student Union officials aren’t denying allegations that they broke the Student Code in their campaign to place the UCommons referendum on the Feb. 8 ballot.
Despite a full day of voting, the Board of Elections was prohibited from announcing the unofficial results of the UCommons referendum Tuesday night.
Despite a full day of voting, the Board of Elections was prohibited from announcing the unofficial results of the UCommons referendum Tuesday night.
With just six days left before student elections, volunteers are rushing to collect signatures to breathe life into a Student Union renovation, requiring a student fee increase.
Student Congress rejected the UCommons referendum Tuesday night, leaving it up to the student body to place the bill on the Feb. 8 ballot.
It was a normal day in journalism professor Chris Roush’s classroom.