Q&A with Daniel Wallace, author of ‘Big Fish’
Daniel Wallace, director of the UNC creative writing department, writes and illustrates short stories, novels and children’s books. He is best known ...
Read More »Daniel Wallace, director of the UNC creative writing department, writes and illustrates short stories, novels and children’s books. He is best known ...
Read More »A crowd of more than 40 people were reminded of Chapel Hill’s key role in the civil rights movement Wednesday.
Read More »UNC sociologists are studying just how occupied social networking sites are with the Occupy movement.
Read More »As the implementation committee for the University’s Academic Plan enters its third month of slow progress, a pending meeting with the provost and a ...
Read More »A report released Monday identifies recommendations for action regarding University policies on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression ...
Read More »UNC-Pembroke takes pride in its reputation as a teaching university.
Read More »Jane Borden has been comedy editor for “Time Out New York,” a freelance writer for “Saturday Night Live” and a spy in Chinatown. She’s also ...
Read More »The card every UNC student carries in his or her pocket got a makeover Monday.
Read More »Although a concrete plan to eliminate redundant degree programs at UNC-system schools has still not been established, a new initiative by UNC-CH has raised ...
Read More »The athletic department will propose a student fee increase of $45 per student today — half the amount that was proposed to a committee of students ...
Read More »Holden Thorp is trying to walk a straight line in the changing world of higher education. As the University’s 10th chancellor, he, like every other ...
Read More »The University’s male-to-female ratio may skew dating patterns and max-out Zumba classes. But come May, we’ll be graduating to a larger, even more ...
Read More »Former UNC-system President Bill Friday was prepared to take a bullet for the 1961 University Day speaker — President John F. Kennedy.
Read More »Property-related crimes are on the rise in several area apartment complexes, including some popular among University students.
Read More »This day 218 years ago, North Carolina laid the cornerstone of public education as we know it. From humble beginnings, UNC embarked on a mission of educating ...
Read More »The classroom is at the core of the University’s mission and should be the last thing compromised to budget cuts. However, concerns about graduation ...
Read More »A team of professors and students is trying to make sure Innovate@Carolina isn’t just about science. UNC’s Digital Innovation Lab, a part of UNC’s ...
Read More »Aaron Bachenheimer wants to emphasize a full college experience to the Greek system’s newest members from the very start. A stronger orientation is ...
Read More »The Gillings School of Global Public Health, a consistently top-ranked school in the nation, is facing serious funding cuts which are affecting its faculty, ...
Read More »Fred Brooks met Steve Jobs at the White House in 1985. Brooks, now a computer science professor at UNC, was there to receive the National Medal of ...
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