athlete-working-group-0912A rule that could allow student-athletes to miss up to one-fourth of their classes in a semester drew discussion from members of the Student-Athlete Academic Initiative Working Group Thursday.
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athlete-working-group-0912A rule that could allow student-athletes to miss up to one-fourth of their classes in a semester drew discussion from members of the Student-Athlete Academic Initiative Working Group Thursday.
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When Jacqueline Charles was growing up, she didn’t want to be a journalist.
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In a discussion on the 9/11 attacks Thursday, a former Reagan administration official warned that such an attack could happen again.
Read More »The Office of Student Affairs has concluded its investigation into the recent hazing allegations made against players on the UNC football team, according to a statement released by the University Thursday afternoon.
Read More »For freshman Jeremy Cleary, Wednesday’s Diversity Job and Internship Fair was his first real opportunity to explore his career options.
Read More »Starting on Monday, UNC students will have a chance to experience Latino culture through music, food and educational panels.
Read More »When Trey Mangum ran for president of the Black Student Movement in the spring, he based his platform on three things: activism, accessibility and effective programming.
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UNC’s Student Union hosted a different kind of guest Tuesday.
Read More »Crap happens. In Cobb Residence Hall, it happened this weekend.
Read More »In the summer of 2011, UNC junior Cole Johnson went to Kolkata, India, with his church and saw up close the issues women face there, specifically sex trafficking. After speaking with a local nonprofit organization, Kolkata City Mission, the 20-year-old business major started Freedom Code to combat sex trafficking by providing women in Kolkata with skills to help them earn a livelihood in textile production.
Read More »Student anarchists will gather today to address the societal presence of police through a seminar called “The Police State in North Carolina: Surveillance and Repression Against Activists in North Carolina.”
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At the “University of National Champions,” members of the bridge team are no exception.
Read More »A new scholarship for undergraduate students will soon be available from UNC’s newest social fraternity hopeful.
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Each student stands at the bottom of a three-tiered classroom in Gardner Hall, looking up at dozens of their peers. They represent up to hundreds of students counting on them to secure money for their club or team. Some made promises they won’t be able to keep.
Read More »The Chapel Hill-Durham area ranks among the top 20 U.S. cities for its number of international students — and at UNC, it’s the business school that’s proving to be the biggest attraction.
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That guy in English class who’s always tapping his pen to an unrecognizable beat? He might be a rapper.
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Screams echoed through McCorkle Place as hundreds of girls sprinted into each other’s arms.
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Nineteen days might not feel like a long time.
Read More »When Senior Abigail Owens and members of Student Action with Workers presented UNC-system President Tom Ross with a letter asking for a meeting Tuesday, she said the University could do a better job of upholding its motto.
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International students who come to Chapel Hill are as excited to come as UNC students are to go abroad.
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