Historic property now belongs to Alpha Phi sorority
UNC’s chapter of Alpha Phi sorority, which recruited its first members in fall 2015, now has property at 219 E. Rosemary St.
Read More »UNC’s chapter of Alpha Phi sorority, which recruited its first members in fall 2015, now has property at 219 E. Rosemary St.
Read More »Last year, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation tried to separate from student government. The initial attempt was voted down in a runoff ...
Read More »Plans to provide free Uber rides for UNC students have officially stalled. Student Body President Bradley Opere said the talks between Uber and UNC are ...
Read More »Many professors at UNC struggle with measuring participation in an effective way. Some turn to in-class discussion while others find technology the solution. ...
Read More »Sen. Richard Burr’s re-election campaign launched a leadership team of nine student representatives across North Carolina campuses to promote Burr’s ...
Read More »Professors are still deciding whether laptops are a distraction or a learning tool — but plenty of professors are leaning toward the former.
Read More »The noise and smell of furniture refurbishment in House Undergraduate Library will become familiar for students this year.
Read More »On Wednesday, Daily Tar Heel reporter Cole del Charco experienced Bid Day 2016 up close. He went through the whole process from getting envelopes to parties ...
Read More »Part of Odum Village is becoming a new space for student veterans. The renovations are set to be completed in the 2017-18 school year.
Read More »After picking a color and finding their table, attendees of the Art and Welcoming Night met people from very different backgrounds for dinner and reflection. ...
Read More »Chapel Hill police officers, UNC administrators and students met to discuss police brutality Tuesday.
Read More »The Graduate and Professional Student Federation senate met for the 47th session on Tuesday and discussed plans for the upcoming school year.
Read More »A sustainability initiative beginning this fall aims to save the University energy and money by achieving water neutrality, greenhouse gas neutrality ...
Read More »A mother’s love is said to be unlike anything else in the world, and this holds true for Theresa West, who goes by Mamma T.
Read More »It only takes the ignition of a tiny spark to lead to a great fire. This was the inspiration for UNC Spark — a three-day, two-night retreat designed ...
Read More »Renovations to the Upendo Lounge in Student Academic Services Building North included adding partitions, hardwood floors and a dedicated space for students ...
Read More »Nearly six months after the North Carolina General Assembly passed House Bill 2, a federal court has ruled UNC cannot enforce parts of the controversial ...
Read More »The class of 2017 is the last group of UNC undergrads to have until Oct. 18 to drop courses from their schedule without it showing on their transcripts ...
Read More »Before Title IX was passed, and institutional funding was not available, all women’s sports divisions had to set up bake sales and lemonade stands to ...
Read More »With about two months left until election day, Hillary for North Carolina launched a statewide campus voter registration drive.
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