UNC committee will ask its brand licensees to promote safe labor in Bangladesh
By Kristen Chung | Mar. 4, 2014An issue on the other side of the world is one step closer to being remedied by the actions of those at UNC.
Read More »An issue on the other side of the world is one step closer to being remedied by the actions of those at UNC.
Read More »An issue on the other side of the world is one step closer to being remedied by the actions of those at UNC.
Read More »UNC stands as one of the nation’s top research universities for faculty and students. But some of the student body might not know about the research happening all around them or how to get involved.
Read More »While many seek out fresh food in Lenoir Dining Hall, some students are concerned about the threat of fowl play.
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A video by UNC men’s basketball player Wade Moody documenting warm-ups before a game is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Google Glass’ presence on campus.
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It was working with the Gillings School of Global Public Health’s Global AIDS project that made Jackie Kaufman aware of how many children die each year from diseases.
Read More »Consumer advocates are criticizing some universities and financial institutions for student debit card agreements they deem exploitative.
Read More »In the wake of the athletic scandal at UNC, professor Roberto Quercia is taking initiative to target the academic progress of student-athletes at a younger age.
Read More »Cornel West was “in no rush” as he spoke to a packed crowd in Memorial Hall Friday night about love, justice and Martin Luther King Jr.
Read More »Off-campus housing costs have always been an issue for students, but a new loan option is lightening the burden by allowing relatives to co-sign on students’ mortgages.
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From the time registration opened at 11 a.m. Saturday, laptop screens were casting shadows on every corner of Sitterson Hall’s bottom floor.
Read More »A 34-degree morning didn’t stop runners from participating in UNC’s inaugural Relay for Life 5K Saturday.
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Battling anxiety and depression, former UNC student R. struggled daily to get to class and contemplated suicide last fall.
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Always ready with a smile, a kind word or a custom-made birthday cake, Sergio Acero had already mastered the art of friendship and was well on his way to mastering dentistry.
Read More »Author Antonio Tillis believes people’s racial identification can change radically depending on where they are.
Read More »After his death, Courtland Smith’s parents donated his beloved kayak paddle to Delta Kappa Epsilon so the fraternity would have something to remember him by — and now that treasured item has gone missing from the fraternity house.
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While they might not be able to cast an “expelliarmus” spell to disarm their opponent, beginning next fall, UNC Quidditch is set to be named an official club sport.
Read More »It all started with a tweet. Jim Dean, executive vice chancellor and provost, recieved a tweet during the North Carolina men’s basketball game against Wake Forest that criticized the Minds on a Mission commercial.
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Students can experience a new level of camaraderie among fellow comedians with False Profits’ upcoming show “Out of Place.”
Read More »With more than 3,300 members involved in Greek life, UNC fraternities and sororities offer more than just temporary social connections — they provide a large alumni network for students after college.
Read More »![Emily Palmer, a senior Global Studies and J-school double major, is also a published author. She wrote her book, The Gingerbread Philosophy, during her junior and senior years of high school and it was published during her sophomore year of college. "Writing is my first passion." Being a Carolina student, "I've learned so much about the editing and revising process and restraint. I'm more thoughtful of it [my writing]."](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dth/31421164-c09f-4938-ace8-6cc56987b7cd.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1500&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format)
Senior Emily Palmer writes to tell the stories she sees play out in everyday life.
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