CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – By fall 2023, many campus buildings will have new One Card readers if everything goes according to plan. Scott Myers, Executive Director of Auxiliary Services tells Carolina Week that the new card readers will use “tap” … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Eating disorders affect over 20 millions Americans. But in Black women, eating disorders can seem invisible. Research has mostly focused on eating disorders in white women, specifically anorexia. This meant that there wasn’t much language to … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The General Assembly’s new legislative session is off to a slow start, with new committees being formed and needing time to review newly introduced bills. Both the House and Senate met in small, so-called “skeleton” sessions … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Carolina students and alums alike know that the only thing better than watching Duke lose is taking to the streets afterwards to celebrate a UNC victory. Since rushing Franklin Street is a Tar Heel Tradition, seating …
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – A new report from the Education Law Center has ranked North Carolina the lowest in public school funding. The new report examines three specific elements: the state’s funding level, funding distribution and funding effort. Together, they … Read more CHAPEL HILL, N.C. –When Emily Giardina found out that she was nominated for the 2023 N.C. Beginning Teacher of the Year Award, she felt a lot of emotions—but her number one feeling was surprise. “I sent everything in, and I … Read more CHAPEL HILL, N.C. –The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hospitals is one of the many healthcare centers experiencing nursing shortages. A recent survey done by the North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) to see how severe the case is … Read more CHAPEL HILL, NC –UNC Facilities Planning and Design and the North Carolina Botanical Garden are partnering to rebuild the arbor at Coker Arboretum. Last replaced 25 years ago, the arbor has started to sink into the ground, and its black … Read more CHAPEL HILL, N.C. –Vaping has become very common in the U.S. with about 1 in 20 Americans using e-cigarette products. It was created as an alternative to smoking but now scientists are discovering that vaping can be linked to serious … Read more
NC public school funding ranks the lowest in the country, a new report finds
February 12, 2023
Carrboro High School Teacher Named Finalist for 2023 N.C. Beginning Teacher of the Year Award
February 12, 2023
UNC Hospitals Part of Nursing Shortage in NC
February 12, 2023
UNC Rebuilds Coker Arbor to Address Safety and Accessibility Concerns
February 12, 2023
UNC Researchers Work to Understand and Prevent Vaping Lung Injuries
February 12, 2023
UNC Doctor Suing North Carolina Over Abortion Pill Restrictions
February 8, 2023
