NC bill would require body cameras for most police officers
By the end of the semester, the UNC Department of Public Safety hopes to equip all 53 of its sworn police officers with body cameras — and North Carolina ...
Read More »By the end of the semester, the UNC Department of Public Safety hopes to equip all 53 of its sworn police officers with body cameras — and North Carolina ...
Read More »In an event that featured as many umbrellas as signs, students, faculty and low-wage employees rallied Wednesday at Shaw University for a $15 per hour ...
Read More »When it comes to electing political leaders, North Carolina voters feel that men and women are, for the most part, equally capable.
Read More »Concerns have abounded in the past about the safety of long-term birth control, but a new study shows that more teenagers are choosing this method and ...
Read More »Some call David Horowitz a free thinker fighting the academic status quo; others call him offensive and incorrect.
Read More »North Carolina public schools might no longer be able to teach about the effectiveness and safety of emergency contraceptive methods like Plan B if an ...
Read More »A coalition of student environmental groups at UNC has gathered more than 600 signatures on a petition of environmental demands that they plan to present ...
Read More »Chants of “not the church and not the state, women must decide their fate” reverberated across the Pit.
Read More »Today, on the 150th anniversary of Gen. Robert E. Lee’s surrender to Union forces at the Battle of Appomattox — a symbolic end to the Civil War — ...
Read More »Millennials might be more liberal than their older counterparts — but they’re not constraining themselves within specific political party affiliations. ...
Read More »DURHAM — Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential opponent of Barack Obama in the 2012 election, criticized the current president’s foreign policy ...
Read More »Islam is the world’s fastest-growing religion — and by 2050, Muslims will have nearly pulled even with Christians in terms of population.
Read More »A Christmas dinner surrounded by a new fiancé and close friends is the last place one would expect to hear bad news.
Read More »Weeks after students have left UNC classrooms and put spring finals behind them, North Carolina lawmakers will remain hard at work passing some of the ...
Read More »The heart of the religious exemptions debate is a clash between two fundamental rights: religious freedom and civil equality.
Read More »Competition and rivalry aside, universities across North Carolina came together on Monday to stand in solidarity against sexual assault as part of a statewide ...
Read More »In the fall semester, UNC students Jerome Allen, Michaela Meredith and John St. Clair were extensively studying oyster populations at the Outer Banks ...
Read More »When it comes to monitoring sex offenders, North Carolina will soon be forced to clarify how it integrates tracking technology with constitutional rights ...
Read More »UNC School of Medicine doctors may no longer be able to perform abortions or teach medical students how to perform them, if a new proposal in the N.C. ...
Read More »The road between University administrators in South Building and legislators in downtown Raleigh is the same as it’s always been — even if in recent ...
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