The ART& space at the Ackland Art Museum is a place for visitors to do homework, drink coffee, meet with friends and relax. Until Jan. 8, it's also a place challenging visitors to think about police shootings.
Though she was delivering an annual lecture, Ange-Marie Hancock's speech at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History Monday night was grounded in current events.
Researchers sent out a research study on the impact of student dialects on academic experiences at UNC via email on Oct. 28.
UNC’s chapter of Alpha Phi Omega will be sending seven members to the fraternity’s national convention in Pittsburgh, Penn. in December to advocate for the use of gender-inclusive language.
Wilson Library is showcasing an exhibit on ghost stories and folklore in North Carolina.
In a debate Wednesday night, the College Republicans and Young Democrats agreed on several issues, including reforming immigration policy, increasing transparency in the police department regarding body camera footage and acknowledging mental health reform as a part of gun control.
Hundreds of students filled The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History theater Wednesday to learn about the relationship between food and feelings during Jessica Setnick’s presentation, “Making Food Your Friend Again.”
The Department of Housing and Residential Education announced via email Tuesday that residence halls and Ram Village will be open for students during the Thanksgiving and spring breaks.
APO started a GoFundMe to raise money to send people to DC in order to advocate the national group to switch to gender neutral language.
