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State school officials might have to cope with less hiring, funding and resources as the N.C. General Assembly looks to lower the budget deficit, but for the N.C. Teaching Fellows Program, the future could still be bright.
In a mix of politically inspired poetry, music and awards, Chapel Hill residents remembered Bob Sheldon on Monday night.
Chapel Hill residents will continue to enjoy books surrounded by the trees of Pritchard Park after the Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously decided not to move the town’s only library Monday night.
Two businesses with drive-throughs are in talks with the town of Chapel Hill to open up shop.
After last year’s H1N1 pandemic on campuses, University Campus Health Services is making use of an increased supply of vaccines to keep students flu free.
Nudity, threats and destruction of property are not usually associated with libraries.
A North Carolina city leapt bounds in an index of best performing cities because of the economic benefit of its military base.
Early voting for this year’s midterm elections starts today.
Despite a recent survey showing that employers will be hiring more college graduates next year, the class of 2011 shouldn’t necessarily breathe a sigh of relief just yet.
Instead of spending thousands of dollars on a study abroad program, many students at East Carolina University are experiencing foreign culture inside the classroom.
The economic downturn has not only led to an increase in unpaid internships, but also a new trend of college students paying to get internships.
