Student Body President-elect Andrew Powell submitted his appointments for his executive team. The student body vice president, secretary and treasurer must be approved by Student Congress next week; the other three do not need approval.
Read More »The mere mention of additional paperwork triggers intense groaning, and at Tuesday’s Student Congress meeting, some members noted that a new funding bill would do just that.
Read More »Each student who attends UNC has his or her own set of problems, but everyone has to deal with the constant increase in the price of obtaining a degree.
Read More »With the tipoff of the 8 p.m. basketball game against the University of Maryland less than an hour away, Student Congress proceeded with a notably hurried pace at their meeting Tuesday.
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Emilio Vicente got a taste of what it would be like to lead before ever setting foot on UNC’s campus.
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Following the first test of his ability to think on his feet, Emilio Vicente received the Student Body President endorsement from the UNC Young Democrats.
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When J.R. Rodrigo met Andrew Powell on a monthlong backpacking trip, he said he knew then that Powell was a leader.
Read More »After members of the Student Safety & Security Committee raised concerns about the way the group conducts its meetings, a resolution passed by Student Congress Tuesday aims to clarify the requirements.
Read More »A member of a student government committee that handles tens of thousands of student fee dollars says that the group has broken open meeting laws and lacks transparency.
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Student Body President Christy Lambden signed a bill Thursday that makes the new position of Director of State and External Relations permanent. However, following a unanimous vote by Student Congress to pass the bill Tuesday, not all members were satisfied.
Read More »At last week’s meeting of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments, Board of Governors Chairman Peter Hans came to the members with a challenge.
Read More »After four years, the University is returning to a lottery system to distribute on-campus parking permits.
Read More »As the year winds down and thoughts of next semester begin to creep up amidst exam preparation and daydreams of summer, it is the perfect time to consider how you will give back to Carolina next year.
Read More »Today, we welcome the Lambden administration to the helm of student self-governance. Over the past few weeks, I have worked closely with Christy and his team, and I am confident that they will soar.
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The nominee for next year’s student body treasurer did not pass through Student Congress Tuesday night — forcing Student Body President-elect Christy Lambden to go back to the drawing board.
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When Student Body President-elect Christy Lambden was assembling his executive board officers, diversity and effectiveness were the top qualities he looked for in the nominees, he said.
Read More »Student Body President-elect Christy Lambden is looking to fill the traditional cabinet positions — as well as a new one he has created.
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After winning the student body president election Tuesday night, Christy Lambden said he feels like he’s on cloud nine. But before he takes office on April 2nd, Lambden said he has a lot to familiarize himself with.
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The last two standing in the student body president race will face off today, and students should know by tonight who their next student body president is. Since none of the five candidates won a majority of the votes last week, Will Lindsey and Christy Lambden, who garnered the two highest percentages, are competing in a runoff election.
Read More »Student body president candidate Christy Lambden received another round of endorsements Wednesday night at the third annual Great South Campus Debate.
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