Re-Centering: High time for permanence in poverty center leadership
A change in leadership for the UNC Center on Poverty Work and Opportunity is just what is needed to ramp up its anti-poverty efforts. The center has struggled ...
Read More »A change in leadership for the UNC Center on Poverty Work and Opportunity is just what is needed to ramp up its anti-poverty efforts. The center has struggled ...
Read More »Nutritious quality food must be Carolina Dining Services' first priority. While increasing the use of locally grown food is important a greater effort ...
Read More »UNC has made another gesture indicating its support of environmental sustainablity but it must continue to take concrete steps to illustrate this commitment. ...
Read More »Cases now before the Student Supreme Court are textbook examples for why student government bodies need to operate in the open. Juniors Ashley Klein and ...
Read More »A new Duke University initiative to encourage people to take old homes off campus is a smart move for sustainability. In preparation for the construction ...
Read More »Eve had a passion for all things UNC so what better way to honor her legacy than by participating in the Eve Carson Memorial 5k for Education? The race ...
Read More »Last Monday the Orange County Board of Education adopted a symbolic measure that would raise the minimum dropout age to 18. The N.C. General Assembly ...
Read More »While the recent economic downturn has left UNC with less funding construction projects intended to improve fire safety on campus especially in dorms ...
Read More »Student Body President J.J. Raynor's idea of implementing a late-night Chapel Hill-Carrboro bus route is an excellent proposal. This bus will be useful ...
Read More »Student absence at last Thursday's tuition forum might signal apathy to administrators preventing student input from being considered as discussions on ...
Read More »Because classes are not canceled on Veterans Day it is easy to forget that today is even a national holiday. But it's still important to pause to honor ...
Read More »While harder statewide tests indicate that the state is setting higher educational expectations these tests are a flawed way to measure student success. ...
Read More »Racial slurs written on N.C. State University's free expression tunnel last week provided an unfortunate reminder of our dark past and have no place in ...
Read More »We're glad to see more student housing options in the downtown area. The Stonecrop apartment complex being built off West Franklin Street will offer students ...
Read More »Kiplinger Personal Finance magazine has just named UNC the ""best value"" among U.S. public colleges for the eighth year in a row" but we must proceed ...
Read More »These difficult times call for a president who can both inspire us and challenge us to tackle the major problems we face. Sen. Barack Obama is the candidate ...
Read More »As I write the familiar cadence of Barack Obama's voice is echoing through downtown Raleigh. The rally in Halifax Square is so loud you can hear it inside ...
Read More »2008 is the new 1992. Sixteen years ago a certain politician from Hope Ark. thought he could win this state. In the closing days of the election" citizens ...
Read More »As I write the familiar cadence of Barack Obama's voice is echoing through downtown Raleigh. The rally in Halifax Square is so loud you can hear it inside ...
Read More »During the past several weeks UNC students have been part of a significant change from our normal fall semester. Magically our beloved football team has ...
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