Reducing waste is more than just recycling and composting
By Sophie Golden | Mar. 28, 2016Among the university’s environmental pursuits announced at a January Board of Trustees meeting was a goal to contribute zero waste to landfills.
Read More »Among the university’s environmental pursuits announced at a January Board of Trustees meeting was a goal to contribute zero waste to landfills.
Read More »Rachel Guerra, a research assistant at the UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders, said society has a skewed perception of eating disorders.
Read More »Friday’s Faculty Council meeting began with a unanimous decision to approve a resolution supporting LGBTQ academic initiatives. When asked for her view on the resolution, Chancellor Carol Folt said, “I believe very deeply in the governance structure of the institution so I think this faculty needs to do as this faculty believes with respect to this resolution.
Read More »A team of professors and researchers at UNC and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point will use a $400,000 award to develop an online platform to change concussion disclosure norms among military personnel and college athletes.
Read More »A power outage on central campus led to many classroom disruptions and early cancellations around 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Read More »Today, Carolina Dining Services will introduce their new partnership with Larry’s Coffee at the Green Meal: Fair Trade event, which will take place in Rams Head Dining Hall from 5 to 8 pm.
Read More »At the Carolina Challenge Pitch Party on Thursday, junior Edwina Koch pitched her idea for a start-up venture: an app called Cross-Criss that notifies users when they cross paths with a friend on any social media platform.
Read More »After graduating high school and struggling to decide what to do with her future, Micaela Pena joined the military hoping for a sense of direction.
Read More »Dale Bass’ passion for issues of mental health stems from personal experience with depression.
Read More »Elton Rodgers, a communications studies and sociology double major from Windsor, N.C., said he has looked forward to the opportunity to run for Mr. UNC since he was a first-year.
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