Leah Komada
Articles
On-campus rapes cluster in Granville Towers, on south campus
About one-third of on-campus rape and sexual assaults occurred in residence halls in the four years leading up to December 2013.
Sexual assault module requirements baffle student employees
Student employees will only have to complete one of the Title IX Awareness and Violence Prevention online training modules required by both employees and students at the University — but some student employees say this has not been made clear to them.
Faculty call for UNC to apologize to Mary Willingham
When Kenneth Wainstein crafted the final report on his investigation of two decades of academic impropriety, he made at least one thing clear — the University could have known.
Slain professor honored for humor, dedication Saturday
When Professor Feng Liu was found beaten and left for dead on West University Drive last month, hundreds of community members said they were sad, shaken and scared.
Fortune managing editor speaks at School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Starting as an intern in 1985 and making his way to the top position in 2006, Andy Serwer has spent his entire career with Fortune magazine.
National concussion study involves UNC
Kevin Guskiewicz has firsthand experience with concussions — receiving one from high school football, biking and, most recently, riding a roller coaster with his son.
1789 Venture Lab welcomes 10 students to summer startup program
With smaller class loads and more open schedules, student entrepreneurs are spending their summer vacation in Chapel Hill developing and making progress with their startup business plans.
Faculty Athletics Committee looks toward the future
The Faculty Athletics Committee is determined not to be stuck in the past.
