As I pack my shorts and my chancletas (flip flops) to go home to Miami for Thanksgiving, I’m leaving you with a playlist so you can pretend it's warm until April next year.
Read More »The proposal of the new rules for universities broadens the rights of those accused of sexual misconduct.
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Read More »“That generally, this whole Title IX apparatus is predominantly conducted in secret, which in my view makes it all more important that we find out who has been punished as a result of these proceedings,” DTH legal counsel Hugh Stevens told the court in March.
Read More »In preparation for Hurricane Michael, Gov. Cooper issued a state of emergency Wednesday morning.
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A car crash on Fordham Boulevard near Eastowne Drive left only one lane open in each direction Friday morning, according to the Town of Chapel Hill.
Read More »About 200 of Florence’s refugees have checked into the state shelter on campus — many hoping it’ll be their last stop before returning home.
Read More »“They said millions of people have had to go somewhere, and I said, 'Where the hell are we going?'”
Read More »The Community Policing Advisory Committee heard several speakers who denounced police officers for escorting groups supporting the monument into campus, protecting them with impromptu bicycle barricades and providing a “safe space” inside a fenced area surrounding the monument’s pedestal.
Read More »The a capella life is one filled with surprises, practice, legacy and friends. Though there are times when its members are swamped with six hours of practice, three performances, papers and exams all at once, it's still worth it. "I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I had no idea about a cappella groups, the history, nothing,” said UNC junior Patrick Dow, president of the Clef Hangers
Read More »Julia Alvarez, the Frank B. Hanes Writer-In-Residence, gave a reading on Feb. 27 in Genome Science Building.
