Gender-neutral housing offered on campus
By Victor De La Cruz | Feb. 18, 2013Students who want to live on campus with someone of a different gender will finally get the chance this fall.
Read More »Students who want to live on campus with someone of a different gender will finally get the chance this fall.
Read More »Although dogs and cats aren’t permitted to share a room with students on campus, plenty of off-campus apartments welcome pets—for a price.
Read More »UNC Hospitals will now be attracting patients from all across the Southeast for something that only it has — a certified Comprehensive Stroke Center.
Read More »Seven finalists gave five-minute speeches arguing that they should be selected as the student speaker at the TEDxUNC conference on Feb. 9.
Read More »Even though Hurricane Sandy left Chapel Hill largely unscathed, the storm’s aftereffects are still on students’ minds.
Read More »Last year’s Mr. and Ms. UNC didn’t keep their campaign promises. After miscommunication among the winners and the groups they promised to help, the $500 meant to go toward the service projects was never awarded.
Read More »Jonathan Bloom is an alumnus of UNC’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication and author of American Wasteland.
Read More »UNC athletics teams have drafted a new teammate — a faculty member who will oversee their academic advising.
Read More »The fight for gender-neutral housing has been revived in a 10-week campaign to rejuvenate student support.
Read More »Donna Shalala, president of the University of Miami, said students looking for a job in the struggling economy should go into health care.
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