Shutdown has small effects on classes
Geology professor Drew Coleman’s first-year seminar class was looking forward to exploring national parks in the Mammoth Lakes area of California — until last week.
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Geology professor Drew Coleman’s first-year seminar class was looking forward to exploring national parks in the Mammoth Lakes area of California — until last week.
This is the first installment of a series profiling the four committees of UNC’s Student Congress.
The national discussion of a potential U.S. military intervention in Syria reached UNC’s campus during a round-table discussion Tuesday.
Arthur Brooks was unsure why he lost a Thanksgiving dinner argument about free enterprise with his family, until he realized he was focusing too much on money and not enough on people.
Groups across campus are coming together this week to promote a campaign to help end the derogatory use of the words “retard” and “retarded.”
Throughout this week, the Carolina Women’s Center will host its 16th Gender Week — a series of events designed to help promote awareness around gender equity issues on campus and in the community.
When UNC paleontologist Joseph Carter put pegs through the anklebones of a prehistoric reptile, making them rotate like a real ankle, he knew had made a breakthrough.
Next fall, UNC will introduce a new major concentration — Central European studies — that will be the first of its kind in the country.
Ian Williams wrote a 1990 column for The Daily Tar Heel entitled “Why I Hate Duke." It remains one of the DTH’s most popular stories. In 2007, Williams wrote a follow-up column, "Why I Still Hate Duke.”
Deciding where to live can be an overwhelming process, and The Daily Tar Heel’s housing fair can help students get started on their search.
When the incoming class of freshmen moves onto campus this fall, UNC’s newest students will be leaving one home for another — in more ways than one.
When football Coach Herman Boone wanted to buy a “Remember the Titans” poster, he was outraged that it cost $350.
For many prospective UNC students, college starts before they step on campus as freshmen.
_Innovation has been a popular word among administration and student leaders for more than two years, ever since the launch of Innovate@Carolina, a $125 million project aimed at making UNC a leading institution in the field.
In memory of a deceased employee, the UNC Office of Sponsored Research hosted a Halloween that was sweeter than usual on Wednesday afternoon.
UNC is hosting a symposium today and Friday on Maya culture — just in time for the Dec. 21 end of the world.
Community members had a chance to receive a free checkup and other health-related services Saturday.
Despite a campuswide fixation on recent athletic and academic scandals, UNC’s Black Student Movement and Carolina Black Caucus are looking to move forward.