Students, community members and Starbucks workers present at the strike carried signs and flyers raising awareness of Starbucks' union-busting tactics,
The Carolina Indian Circle is expected to host its annual Culture Showcase on Monday, Nov. 13 at the Student Union's Great Hall. Starting at 6:30 p.m., the event will include singing, dancing and the speaking of Native languages.
The event was a part of the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise's Frontiers of Business Conference, which featured discussions with business leaders, including key Starbucks officials.
The Gillings School of Public Health received grant funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for a new initiative called the Outbreak Analytics and Disease Modeling Network. Announced at the end of September, Gillings is one of 13 institutions nationwide that will work to model and project future disease outbreaks.
This September, which is also Hunger Action Month, food pantries and organizations are working to combat food insecurity across campus. Programs such as CJ's Cupboard, Edible Campus and Carolina Cupboard focus on providing access to food for students, faculty and staff.
