Even Dolores Umbridge couldn’t keep the UNC Quidditch team off the field this year.
Carolina blue robes, a stadium celebrating on Mother’s Day and Dr. Atul Gawande await the graduating class of 2014.
Physician-assisted suicide, abortion, child autonomy and employee rights are just some of the topics discussed at a typical UNC Ethics Bowl meeting.
Charles Murray wants to answer the question of what the growing inequality between classes could mean for society.
The Military Financial Aid and the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill provide varying degrees of coverage for students — but with the government shut down still in full force, military veterans have been experiencing difficulties receiving their payments and benefits since the shutdown began.
In a new initiative to better connect students and professionals in the sports and fitness industry, the Carolina Sport Business Club hosted its first Carolina Sport Business & Fitness Expo at Kenan Stadium’s Blue Zone Saturday.
Some educators believe that the history of World War I could be taught better.
While moving apartments might seem like a hassle, moving 850 employees and all their office supplies into a newly furnished office would be nothing short of a logistical nightmare.
