Undergraduate Senate approves summer stipends, supports Blasey Ford nomination
The full Undergraduate Senate met Tuesday to discuss several issues. Here’s what you need to know:
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The full Undergraduate Senate met Tuesday to discuss several issues. Here’s what you need to know:
Students from South Africa and Kenya are visiting UNC this week as part of the African University Leadership Exchange Program.
The responsibility to vote is something senior Mykenzie Cochrane feels personally. Before the midterm election, she had never voted before.
For a second time, the cases of 20 anti-Silent Sam demonstrators have been continued — this time until December.
When the lockdown announcement came over the intercom at David W. Butler High School in Charlotte, junior Claudette Alford thought it was just a drill.
A week after UNC School of Medicine professor Giselle Corbie-Smith was elected to the National Academy of Medicine, she is still in disbelief.
Arguments broke out in the Undergraduate Senate’s full meeting Tuesday as senators criticized the process that led to the failed bid of a nominee to the Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor.
A study by the UNC School of Medicine found racial disparities in the treatment of NSTEMI — a type of heart attack caused by a partial blockage of the artery — are still present.
Engulfed in her physics textbook, UNC junior transfer Yainira Méndez paid no mind to the pounding of the rain on her roof — that is, until the water started coming through her walls.
A new Turkish Cultural and Community Center, funded in part by Noble Prize winner Aziz Sancar’s foundation, will create interactions between American students at UNC and Turkish students when it opens in spring of 2019.
As Hurricane Florence subsides and recovery efforts begin in Eastern North Carolina, the UNC Athletics Department is running a donation drive this week to lend a hand to the affected communities.
Letting out a laugh, 39-year-old Olimpia Godoy looked at the walls of her mobile home.
As of August 2018, Carolina Housing's occupancy rate was at 99.7 percent, which has some wondering if it will be harder to get a room reassignment as the year goes on.
In the first full meeting of their 100th session, the Undergraduate Senate discussed bills ranging from the creation of a new position for diversity and inclusion to the creation of a mental health awareness week. Here are the top three takeaways:
Although the Orange County Courthouse was quiet, it was unusually full for a first court appearance — a time when people are formally presented with charges and given future court dates. Nearly 20 protesters crowded the courtroom, wearing buttons in support of the protesters involved in the toppling of Silent Sam on Aug. 20.
When UNC computer science professor Kris Jordan was scrolling through the computer programming memes on his Twitter feed, he did not expect to discover a state senator from Ohio boosting his page views.
The Undergraduate Senate’s Select Committee on Silent Sam held a hearing Monday to discuss what to include in its resolution to the statue’s removal by activists on Aug. 20.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story identified Elizabeth Barnum as Elizabeth Barnes. The story has been updated with the correct spelling of Barnum's name and for clarity regarding the international students served by orientations at the University. The Daily Tar Heel appologizes for this error.
The new film "BlacKkKlansman," directed by Spike Lee, tells the story of a Black police officer in Colorado Springs who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan. The man who inspired the film — New York Times best-selling author Ron Stallworth — visited the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Raleigh for a Q&A about the film and how he fooled the Colorado Springs Klan members and even former “grand wizard” of the KKK, David Duke.
As the 2017-18 school year draws to a close, the DTH wants to bring back the biggest campus stories of the year. So much has happened that it would be impossible to fit everything in, but here are the top 12. Happy LWOC!