For first-year medical student Savion Johnson, recent incidents in Ferguson, Mo. and Staten Island are not isolated events — they are evidence of a national public health crisis.
Read More »For first-year medical student Savion Johnson, recent incidents in Ferguson, Mo. and Staten Island are not isolated events — they are evidence of a national public health crisis.
Read More »From giant acorns to giant pickles, many cities and towns in North Carolina drop their own objects to mimic the ball drop in Times Square — signifying the countdown to the New Year.
Read More »A wall of protestors lined the Pit on Wednesday as students, University staff and community members ensured no one passed without hearing their message — that black lives matter.
Read More »A UNC student claims he has identified a number of weaknesses in the ConnectCarolina system that threaten the privacy of students and faculty alike.
Read More »In January 2014, the Sexual Assault Task Force was only about halfway through its work.
Read More »After the UNC football team’s crushing defeat by N.C. State on Saturday, UNC lost its chance to play in a Tier 2 bowl game, leaving it with the possibility of playing in a Tier 3 bowl game or none at all.
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As temperatures dropped Tuesday, UNC students spent the night outdoors to raise awareness for the homeless.
Read More »Hardship parking and the possibility of rewriting the Student Code dominated Student Congress’ last meeting of the semester Tuesday.
Read More »Student artists will transform the third floor of Hanes Art Center into a sales floor Friday.
Read More »“There are a lot of things at the student store I enjoy looking at,” “We’re not some big corporation with money going out of state. The store is owned by the university, and it’s here to support the University. Period. This store is all about the students.”
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Thirty plays; 60 minutes. Do the math, and that means about two minutes per show.
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Students challenged each other to make their voices heard at an open discussion about racism and the oppression of black people in the U.S. in the Stone Center on Monday night.
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UNC senior Skylar La Torre-Couch is applying to medical school — one medical school, to be exact.
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Like millions of Americans, Juanita Morris watched as the chaos erupted in Ferguson, Mo., after Monday’s grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson, the white police officer who killed Michael Brown, a black teenager.
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UNC senior Kamaira Philips is lending her voice to a larger stage.
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St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCullough announced the decision at 9 p.m. Monday — there was no probable cause to indict officer Darren Wilson for the murder of Michael Brown, a black teenager who was fatally shot in Ferguson, Mo.
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Eight hundred miles away from Ferguson, Mo., UNC students felt the heavy weight of a grand jury decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
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National advocacy group Student Action with Farmworkers joined with UNC student organization Fair Local Organic Food Monday night for a screening of “Harvest of Dignity” followed by intimate discussions about the state of farmworkers.
Read More »Students who have recently entered college or will apply in the next couple of years are scrutinizing universities for the value of the education they offer — and most of them think that education should include internships, according to a new national survey.
Read More »In a letter from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission that was made public today, UNC is required to reply with documentation about 18 policy violations that were unearthed in the Wainstein report.
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