A group of universities and a community college district are suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services over a policy that could potentially ban a large number of international students from the United States.
Students, academics, community members and political practitioners gathered in Wilson Library’s Pleasants Family Assembly Room on Saturday to discuss the current state and the future of education policy in North Carolina.
Participants in Zeta Tau Alpha's male pageant raised funds for breast cancer education and awareness while competing for the title of Big Man on Campus.
For half a century now, the UL has served as a favorite on-campus study spot for students. Next week, the library is celebrating its 50th birthday.
Maya Little, a UNC student found criminally guilty of defacing the public monument Silent Sam began her student-led Honor Court trial this afternoon.
A protest march consisting of UNC students and local community members and farmworkers occurred Thursday afternoon. They were protesting the Wendy's in the Student Union because of the corporation's refusal to sign the Fair Food Program, a series of agreements designed to protect those in the farming industries.
The history department felt global and historical context would help faculty members, students and members of the local community understand the Silent Sam situation better.
André Keiji Kunigami was just chosen as one of UNC’s newest Carolina Postdoctoral Programs for Faculty Diversity fellows. He looks to continue his study of Brazilian and Japanese cinema and its politics in the new environment of UNC and its southern surroundings. He will be revising his dissertation surrounding the two topics through this postdoctoral fellowship.
"I believe that we are at the precipice of being one of the very best programs in entrepreneurship in the country, and I’m not just talking about UNC Kenan-Flagler."
The Helping Hand Project club is working to provide its first prosthetic piece of the semester to help children with physical disabilities. HHP offers UNC biomedical engineering students a chance to interact with the children they're helping.
Watch out for all the spooky events happening around town this weekend:
“We offer over 200 unique courses, student-centered, generally small, research-oriented, all across the disciplines of the University," said assistant dean of Honors Carolina, Ritchie Kendall.
The Trump administration expects to make changes to Title IX law that seems to favor protecting the accused, but no official adjustments have been made yet to UNC's policy.
The Office of the University Registrar and its partner offices have extended deadlines to drop classes or declare classes pass/fail due to Hurricanes Florence and Michael.
With midterm season over and grades beginning to trickle in, some students have been faced with the harsh reality of one or more unexpectedly low grades. This problem is common for first-year students, especially in their first semester of classes as they start to adjust to the speed and difficulty of college.
An Orange County District judge found Maya Little guilty of defacing Silent Sam after a daylong trial Monday. She will not have to pay court costs or restitution.
Members of the National Society of Black Engineers filled Strum Auditorium on Saturday, all of whom hoped to gain professional development and networking skills. In addition to being aspiring engineers, these individuals are students from universities across North Carolina.
UNC has seen its fair share of feminist rallies but this one carries a different message — highlighting injustice regarding SCOTUS justice nominations, supporting alumni, and challenging the current University environment — all of this to take place during University Day festivities.
The third floor of Davis Library officially reopened Wednesday morning, concluding much of the building's infrastructure project.
From food to sports games and special ceremonies, University Day 2018 is bringing all the festivity a 225-year-old University deserves.
The rivals are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition (both on-campus and online Feb. 20) and to see which student media program can raise the most money between Feb. 1 and 20.
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