At UNC, students have the opportunity to join a number of professional and pre-professional fraternities. From pre-law to chemistry, students have many options when it comes to joining fraternities that meet their interests.
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At UNC, students have the opportunity to join a number of professional and pre-professional fraternities. From pre-law to chemistry, students have many options when it comes to joining fraternities that meet their interests.
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Despite winning only two out of its past five matches, the UNC men's soccer team put together a complete performance in a 4-0 win over rival N.C. State.
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"But as I watched the closing credits roll down the screen, I wondered, 'Did this movie need to be made? Did this ‘Sopranos Story’ need to be told?'"
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UNC health science students who finished their Pfizer vaccinations at least 6 months ago are eligible to get a booster shot at one of five booster clinics over the next month. All clinics are located at Bondurant Hall, next to the Health Sciences Library.
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Friday night is about payback. When the teams last met in May, UNC’s 2-1 upset denied Wake Forest a trip to the College Cup.
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"Programs housed here at UNC can play an important role in nurturing emerging artists of color, like the screenwriters and producers of the next generation. The support for student filmmakers of color on this campus is objectively lacking, and at the same time, it’s better than it’s ever been. Just like the industry itself, there is still much further to go."
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"I’ve compiled a few of my favorites here: some of the best rap features on an R&B song and vice versa. Here’s to another 55,000 miles (if my Honda Accord can take it)."
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George Griffin, Ryan C. Jackson, Riza Jenkins, Meredith Pruitt, Mike Sharp and Tim Sookram are running to serve on the CHCCS Board of Education. Here's what they hope to accomplish if elected.
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In addition to the budget cuts University Libraries is facing, the UNC Faculty Council discussed the provost search, mental health services and the recent changes to the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rule at its meeting Friday.
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“The idea for hiring faculty with expertise to work in the broad area of health and wellness in communities of color came about from feedback from within the College that these are areas of vital importance and ones in which Carolina could make a difference,” Terry Rhodes, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said.
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Following a pandemic-ravaged season, the North Carolina baseball team is using this more typical offseason to improve.
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"Remember to reach out and check up on your friends. Treat your community with grace. Acknowledge that facing the constant challenges thrown our way throughout this year, and navigating the uncertain road to life post-pandemic, is no small feat."
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The North Carolina men’s soccer team (6-3-1, 2-2-0 ACC) routed N.C. State (5-4-1, 0-3-1 ACC), 4-0, at Dorrance Field on Sunday night.
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Despite holding a 20-10 shot advantage, the UNC women's soccer team was held scoreless in a 0-0 tie against Virginia.
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The bill limits the use of restraints on pregnant women, body cavity searches of women who are pregnant or in postpartum recovery and the placement of pregnant or recovering women in restrictive housing.
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Although her main focus is doing whatever it takes to help her team win, Chapel Hill High School junior Brook Harker is aware of her platform as the school's first female football player. Unlike most of the other small number of women playing football, who usually play non-contact roles like kicker, Brook specializes in playing free safety. In last Friday’s game, Brook managed to kick for two extra points, deflect a pass, catch an interception and even play a few snaps on offense.
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The CHCCS Board of Education held a special meeting to discuss the evaluation process for the school district's superintendent, how to improve it and how to improve the board's relationship with the superintendent in the future.
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"Affordable housing should be subsidized at the local level, and heftier fines should be implemented for landlords of poorly maintained properties."
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"The University must not solely focus on degree progress for transfers — degree experience should also be a priority. Transfer students deserve every opportunity to experience all that UNC academia has to offer, but they have less time than their peers to do so."
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"As we gradually start to move on from the effects of COVID-19, the new status quo should adapt and make changes to improve flexibility and accessibility."
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