Mary Tyler March
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Column: Summer School can be for you too
By the end of every spring semester, the last thing I have ever wanted to do is think about school.
'Emergency meeting' in UNC president search leaves many in the dark
After 10 months of dealings behind closed doors, the search for the next UNC-System president may be nearing its conclusion.
Seeking transparency in UNC-system head search
After months of dealings behind closed doors, the UNC system may see new transparency in its search for its next president.
Supreme Court will rule on gay marriage
After refusing to take up the issue of same-sex marriage in the fall, the U.S. Supreme Court might, within six months, provide a definitive ruling on whether gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to marry.
Few surprises in North Carolina's US House contests
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First gay couples get married in Orange County
After North Carolina’s gay marriage ban was struck down Friday, some gay couples were able to officially tie the knot — but since the ruling was handed down after business hours, others had to wait until Monday.
In NC, gay couples tie a historic knot
For some LGBT couples in North Carolina on Friday, patience wasn’t a virtue.
Supreme Court lets marriage rulings stand
In a landmark decision for gay rights, the U.S. Supreme Court decided on Monday to let stand rulings in five states striking down gay marriage bans — likely clearing the way for same-sex marriage in North Carolina.
Affirmative consent as state law in California
As UNC and other campuses nationwide engage in sexual assault policymaking efforts, California has become the first state to enact a new consent standard for colleges and universities in hopes of changing the culture surrounding sexual violence.
Thousands of LGBT advocates gather in Durham for NC Pride Parade
DURHAM — Colorful boas and homemade signs were plentiful among the thousands of people marching, dancing and cheering across Duke University’s East Campus on Saturday for the 30th annual N.C. Pride Festival and Parade.
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Profile: Alex Bradshaw focuses on intellectual property
As part of View from the Hill's series of profiles on U.S. Senate candidates, meet Republican Alex Bradshaw.
Ellie Kinnaird urges students to advocate for change
After resigning from the N.C. Senate last month, Ellie Kinnaird continues to have an active voice in local and state politics. Kinnaird led an informal discussion with students on Monday, instructing them in ways to advocate for change in state policies.
Q&A with Prof. Timothy McKeown: the latest on U.S. and Syria
As the tension mounts overseas, more questions arise concerning the implications of U.S. involvement in the Syrian conflict between President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and the Shiite rebels. Staff Writer Mary Tyler March talked with UNC Political Science Professor Timothy McKeown, who specializes in U.S.
