Student governance will be split into two governing bodies — an undergraduate student government and a graduate and professional student government.
Read More »After referendums failed to pass in two elections, administrators are stepping in to resolve tension between the Graduate and Professional Student Federation and student government that has been growing over the past year.
Read More »On Tuesday, students voted to approve a $10 increase in student fees. The referendum was approved, getting 68.8 percent of the vote.
Read More »The Graduate Student and Professional Student Federation still wants to separate from student government soon.
Read More »On Tuesday evening, Student Congress committees met for the last time before winter break to discuss new bills and propose future plans for the spring semester.
Read More »The Graduate and Professional Student Federation met Tuesday to discuss upcoming programs and changes after the “Two for Two” separation referendum’s failure to pass Friday.
Read More »After two referendums to change the structure of student government failed in Friday’s vote, Dylan Russell, president of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, said he thinks the two-thirds requirement for GPSF separation is too high
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Today, the student body will vote to decide whether student government and the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will become two separate entities at UNC.
Read More »Today, students will vote for the second time in 2016 on whether or not to separate the Graduate and Professional Student Federation from the undergraduate student government.
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Student Congress’s finance committee members met Tuesday to discuss a new way to allocate funds.
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The student body will vote on Friday to decide whether student government and the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will split and become two separate forms of student governance at UNC.
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When it comes to changing student fees at UNC, students’ voices play an early and important role.
Read More »Student Congress met in full Tuesday night to hear messages from the executive branch and discuss the upcoming vote about the future of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation.
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Student Congress has made it their mission to focus on diversity this year.
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Student Body Vice President Sam Green started the meeting announcing the executive branch’s plan to work with the sexual assault prevention task force to look for more student feedback.
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For ten minutes on Friday afternoon, the usually bustling Student Union was silent as students lay down on the building’s ground floor with their fists in the air.
Read More »Rachel Augustine, a Peace, War and Defense and Mathematical Decision Sciences double major from Greensboro, was elected as a district four representative, covering Hinton James, Koury, Ehringhaus and Horton residence halls.
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When the Board of Trustees met in committees Wednesday, University Affairs chairperson Chuck Duckett opened his committee’s meeting by speaking on a personal issue.
Read More »Four new students were elected to Student Congress on Tuesday, Board of Elections chairperson Paul Kushner said.
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Student Congress met on Tuesday night to approve a number of new appointments and grant an exception to the UNC Muslim Students Association for an external bank account.
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