Sleepless nights aren't unheard of for most college students, but that doesn't mean it should be the norm. For students, the ongoing pandemic, workload and mental health struggles have added to restless nights.
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Sleepless nights aren't unheard of for most college students, but that doesn't mean it should be the norm. For students, the ongoing pandemic, workload and mental health struggles have added to restless nights.
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After 11 years at the University, Judith Cone, the vice chancellor for innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development, will be retiring in April.
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He recently finished writing a book detailing his travels, "A Bigger World," which is scheduled to release in mid-2021.
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“I Care a Lot” is an entertaining dark comedy, but feels shallow and overstuffed enough to keep the experience from being truly satisfying. (5/10)
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Cobb, a journalist and former activist with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, spoke of various Black leaders and organizations aimed toward challenging the denial of voting rights, segregation, racial discrimination and white supremacy.
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The Faculty Committee on University Government met Wednesday to discuss concerns about faculty governance, including the responsibilities of the secretary of the faculty and the selection process for that position.
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Members of the Graduate School's Administrative Board met for the first time this semester on Feb. 23 to discuss challenges to graduate education at the University. Here's a rundown of what you missed.
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On Monday night, Jaki Shelton Green, North Carolina’s first African American and third woman poet laureate, spoke at the first of this week’s Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence events, “A Reading, Conversation, and Q&A with Jaki Shelton Green.”
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“I think one of the best things we can do as performers is to perform the music by these composers,” Pratt said.
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Richards received 59.7 percent of the 3,219 votes cast in the election, defeating his opponent, junior Keshav Javvadi, by 851 votes, according to the results from the Board of Elections.
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Allison hopes her selection as Battalion Commanding Officer will inspire others to appoint women, more specifically minority women, to leadership positions within the military.
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Turn off ABC and tune into Student Television's “The Bach at UNC," campus' version of “The Bachelor," coming fall 2021. "The Bach at UNC" is taking applications for the first season of the show, where 10 to 20 contestants will compete for their chance at love.
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Organizations like White Coats Black Doctors support the development of Black physicians, addressing an evident lack of diversity in the medical field, including at schools like UNC.
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"If you genuinely seek change in your community, you have to be willing to step out of your comfort zone," Troy said.
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“Given I never went to college and then just thinking about the fact that my daughter is not only in college, but is about to graduate is just something amazing,” Oczaveus X, father of a UNC student, said. “I learned a lot that day, even though I didn’t know anything her professor was saying,” he added with a smile.
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Two UNC sophomores were accepted to the Institute for Responsible Citizenship — a highly-competitive leadership program for the nation’s top young African American men. The program takes place in Washington D.C. for the summers of 2021 and 2022.
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The two women titled their platform ‘We will not be silenced’ to highlight their commitment to being authentic to themselves and their experiences, as well as and helping others feel that they don’t have to restrict their own story in any way.
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Election Day for student body offices is Tuesday, Feb. 23. Polls are open from midnight to midnight. Visit this dashboard to read everything you need to know about the two Student Body President candidates.
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The candidates debated topics including Greek life, LGBTQ+ student support, mental health policies and other student and faculty concerns.
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The commission’s partnership with Turn of Events will lay the groundwork for commission priorities in the next two years.
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