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The controversy over the student body vice president’s cash benefits by: Daniel Peters Engaging in different activities on campus provides access to stipends within certain organizations. The stipends within Student Government have recently been a concern. According to the Financial
Denounced at UNC-Chapel Hill by: Jessica Kubusch Not everyone agrees with the decision to let male and female students live in the same suite together at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, as one student leader calls it segregation,
The Martin Report Released by: Kelsey Rupp A team headed by former North Carolina governor (and Davidson professor) James Martin has released its long-awaited report regarding academic misconduct in UNC’s Department of African and Afro-American Studies. But heavy on euphemism and
Thorp’s five years as chancellor Editor’s Note: This article was originally posted by The Charlotte Observer on Monday, Sep. 17, 2012 at http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/09/17/3537837/timeline-thorps-five-years-as.html 2008 May: Holden Thorp, dean of UNC-Chapel Hill’s College of Arts and Sciences, is elected the university’s
Who’s to blame for increasing costs? by: Mauricio Barreto Health insurance costs for college students are rising, and they are rising quickly. President Obama’s healthcare law, known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA), is going to experience its largest implementations
The wide and varied applications of a “useless” degree by: Aleigha Page UNC prides itself for being a university offering a wide array of subjects and classes. Students are encouraged to explore topics of interest, take challenging courses that push,
The true story by: David Ortiz One ACT is an officially recognized student organization on our campus that strives to prevent interpersonal violence – defined by the World Health Organization as “any behavior within an intimate relationship that causes physical,
Did UNC Make the Cut? by: Nick Yetman UNC’s five year plan is about to come to a close. How did the university do? Unfortunately the school suffered many setbacks that derailed its plans for the future. In specific, the
A valuable asset by: Lea Palmer At the beginning of the 2012 year, due to a 3.4 percent state budget cut on the Universities overall budget, UNC had to eliminate 500 classes which diminished over 16,000 seats for students. This
The effects of UNC’s new academic theme by: Timothy Bame In December of 2011, UNC announced its new academic theme for the next two years: water. While it may seem like a fairly generic and boring topic, the University is