About 20 students from local high schools discussed the role of values in leadership in the Student Union Monday as part of the Martin Luther King Youth Leadership Program.
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In its second meeting of the academic year Friday, the student fee advisory subcommittee approved its first fee increase and tabled another. The subcommittee, composed of students and administrators, discussed each potential fee increase before voting on it.
Read More »One-hundred thirty students and community members showed up to the Varsity Theatre on Sunday evening, not to watch a movie, but to listen to a church sermon. Elevation Church, based in Charlotte, has expanded to the Chapel Hill area with the support of about 10 UNC students.
Read More »Speaker of Student Congress Zach De La Rosa is championing an effort to rewrite the entire Student Code during the course of this school year.
Read More »Do you know that feeling — the one you get when you’re desperate to get onto the last P2P of the night along with 30 other semi-intoxicated teenagers?
Read More »At the spring debate between the College Republicans and the Young Democrats moderated by the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, questions about policy were laced with a competitive fever.
Read More »For at least 13 upcoming weekends, the portion of Manning Drive between West Drive and South Columbia Street will be closed off due to the construction of a new pedestrian bridge that is being built as a part of the new Dental Sciences complex.
Read More »Growing up in Wisconsin as a member of the Menominee tribe, Ada Deer had a love of the world around her. Upon reaching adulthood, that love pushed Deer to push for her people as the first Native American to run for statewide office and first Native American to win a partisan political primary for federal office.
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Some new funding will make it easier for members of a UNC research organization to put their heads together — to reduce head injuries.
Read More »Students from 60 schools sat through the same microfinance lecture Monday night. Using Skype as a medium, a lecture at the University of California at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business was broadcast to UNC students along with students at other schools.
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