How off-campus student living affects Chapel Hill residents
For some students, off-campus living is a rite of passage. For others, it's the next step in the natural progression of college life. But for local residents, it can be burden.
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Chancellor's Award recipient criticizes Guskiewicz’s Silent Sam response at ceremony
Senior Pulawski, among other recipients, utilized their recognition at the ceremony to speak out about the Silent Sam controversy and disconnect between UNC students and donors.
How climate change impacts national security, according to a former marine general
"Climate change has also been an exasperating factor with the Arab Spring and the ongoing civil war in Syria."
UNC students receive free expression survey requests
“Our goals are to better understand students’ attitudes and experiences related to free expression on campus,” Professor Timothy Ryan stated in regards to the survey.
School of Social Work holds ethics panel about immigration in the U.S.
Lecture organizers hope the attendees of the final Clinical Lecture Series hosted by the School of Social Work are able to learn how to better serve their clients and students.
Celebrate with Lambda Pi Chi this week
One of two Latina-focused sororities on campus, the UNC chapter of Lambda Pi Chi celebrated both the national and local founding of their chapter with a week of events.
How’d Beto O’Rourke’s meet-and-greet go?
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke came to UNC Monday to discuss immigration reform, healthcare and to answer questions from students.
Faculty Council discusses anti-Semitism, caps on scholarship funds, and UNC Police
At the University Faculty Council meeting on Friday, members said goodbye to Chairperson Leslie Parise, proposed a resolution to investigate police conduct in light of recent protests and discussed the cap on the scholarship budget for need-based aid.
UNC Global hosts naturalization ceremony for nearly 60 people
"Everybody’s got a long journey and the whole process from going from whatever status they came to the United States to permanent resident status.”
Pollen is here, and it's only going to get worse
Dr. Saira Sheikh, director of the UNC Rheumatology Lupus Clinic, said the first step allergy sufferers should take is to make an appointment with an allergist immunologist to see what they are allergic to.
What's the difference between anti-Israelism, anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism?
Following last week's discovery of anti-Semitic messages on campus, professor Marc Dollinger gave a speech on the effects of anti-Semitic ideas.
Ready, set, go: Gearing up for this weekend's Tar Heel 10 Miler
Proceeds from this Saturday's Tar Heel 10 Miler will benefit the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA’s We Build People Campaign.
UNC School of Law professor wins 2019 BOG Excellence in Teaching Award
Donald Hornstein, a winner of the 2019 Award of Excellence in Teaching selected by the UNC Board of Governors, has been teaching "Environmental Law and Policy" for around a decade.
Innovation Showcase gives UNC students the opportunity to show off their businesses
From clothes made out of billboards to promising cancer treatments, Innovation Showcase lets students share their businesses and network with investors.
UNC students celebrate the life of rapper Nipsey Hussle
The Eritrean and Ethiopian Tribe at UNC held a vigil to honor the death of rapper Nipsey Hussle on Wednesday. Although he was born in Los Angeles, Hussle touched the lives of many UNC students.
Beto O’Rourke is coming to UNC for a meet-and-greet on Monday
O'Rourke has been to seven other college campuses since he announced his bid for the presidency.
Graduate Honor Court is still without a chairperson or attorney general for next year
“I don’t know what will happen to the Honor System. That’s a question for GPSF leadership, and ultimately University administration."
Learn how to tie a turban on Friday
“The significance of the turban is that we can be recognized and help serve the communities that are in need of help."
Want to learn about Europe? You’re in luck
"Students, community members, teachers, high school students, faculty, staff, local government and all sorts of society organization ... foster the dialogue on Europe." The Center for European Studies is hosting Europe Week at Carolina, a week dedicated to appreciating and celebrating European culture, from April 6 to 12.
Here's what you missed at Monday's Faculty Executive Committee meeting
The University’s Faculty Executive Committee gathered on Monday to discuss the future of Silent Sam and the election of a new faculty chairperson.
