Killing zombies for a cause
Each semester, a familiar but nevertheless disconcerting frenzy seizes our campus: Humans vs. Zombies. Its devotees are ardent, and its detractors unrelenting. ...
Read More »Each semester, a familiar but nevertheless disconcerting frenzy seizes our campus: Humans vs. Zombies. Its devotees are ardent, and its detractors unrelenting. ...
Read More »With the recent departure of both its director and assistant director, UNC’s housekeeping department faces a troubling lack of permanent leadership. ...
Read More »In a direct response to Charlotte’s Occupy movement, the city’s council has proposed an ordinance to outlaw camping on city property to prepare for ...
Read More »Goodbye, Occupy After three months in the Peace and Justice Plaza, Occupy Chapel Hill has officially vacated the space.
Read More »For more than 150 years, the Campus Y has been the nexus of social justice and innovation on this campus. Next week, the Y will take another step in its ...
Read More »The recently passed ordinance limiting parking in the Northside and Pine Knolls neighborhoods likely won’t bring about real change and will leave both ...
Read More »Students may object that even the 10 percent cap on tuition increases for in-state students would be drastic. They may be right.
Read More »With today’s Board of Governors meeting, the long-running tuition debate will enter its final stages, at least for this year.
Read More »Though the process of reforming the Greek system is assuredly an imperfect one, requiring all fraternities and sororities to participate in spring rush ...
Read More »While recent surges in student attendance are encouraging, they’ve exposed some weaknesses in UNC’s ticket policy.
Read More »Monday night’s Bowl Championship Series title game left many college football fans wondering what can be done to ensure a more competitive championship ...
Read More »For law enforcement, striking a balance between being thorough and overzealous is never easy. Most recently, this difficulty was illustrated by an incident ...
Read More »While its political upside is clear, the Democratic National Committee’s pledge to hire union contractors for the upcoming national convention in Charlotte ...
Read More »If the Occupy Wall Street movement hopes to stay relevant, the least its members can do is make sure they have their facts straight.
Read More »On its face, a new set of federal guidelines for prosecuting sexual assault cases at schools seems necessary, if not overdue. But any heaping of praise ...
Read More »The University has lent an ear to housekeepers’ complaints for nearly a year and a half. Now it needs to take the necessary steps to ensure problems ...
Read More »With its recent repeal of the Racial Justice Act, the N.C. Senate has allowed a partisan issue — the death penalty — to overshadow the larger, nonpartisan ...
Read More »The creation of the “505 Incubator,” an innovation lab slated for construction in January, has assured that the continued struggles of Carolina North ...
Read More »Just months after UNC was forced to review its emergency response protocol, East Carolina University now finds itself in a similar predicament — albeit ...
Read More »We’ve all seen the effect “Twilight” has had on America’s teenage girls.
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