On Tuesday, the student group TransparUNCy hosted its first teach-in of the fall 2025 semester, educating attendees on the history of political influences in North Carolina higher education.
Spearheaded by the Undergraduate Executive Branch, the new project aims to bridge affordability gaps for students entering the work force.
UNC received high rankings in areas including the Gillings School of Global Public Health, the Doctor of Audiology program and the UNC School of Law.
Student Body President Adolfo Alvarez sits down with The DTH and answers questions about his goals and the future of the University.
“I know how much time, effort, compassion and care goes into this type of research, and to see it just disappear and to see your work disintegrate, I can't imagine how heartbreaking that must be,” Cameron Ulmer, a doctoral candidate at the UNC School of Nursing, said.
Alvarez said he thinks his number one qualification for the role of SBP is his perspective as a new voice in student government.
The University Surplus store sells a variety of objects no longer needed by University departments.
UNC's Carolina Covenant celebrated its 20th anniversary, displaying the program's impact on a variety of students.
“I'm going to love my fellow humans, and I don't need institutional funds to do it,” SPark, a former DEI fellow, said. “I think that is a view that's reflected in the beautiful organizing work that the student body has continued to do. I'm very proud of the students, just as much as and even more than I am disappointed in the actions of the university administration.”
Tazche Turner and Ashley Addison will serve as the president and vice president of the SNPhA, aiming to improve minority representation in the pharmacy sector.
UNC students watch a presentation by TransparUNCy organizers on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
