CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — From hemp stores to mobile cannabis carts, North Carolinians can now feel the effects of a product that is legally available on the shelves of countless vape and smoke shops across the state. The name is … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – UNC College of Arts and Sciences launched the first strategic plan for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion this month, called the Action Steps for Equity. Karla Slocum is the Senior Associate Dean for DEI in the College. She … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – The 2022 holiday Carolina blood drive is right around the corner. Wanna get involved? Here is everything you need to know. The university is once again teaming up with the American Red Cross for the blood … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – We’re just a week away from Thanksgiving break and many on campus will be hosting “friendsgiving” before they head home. The new student and family programs department is no exception. Transfer students can stop by the … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – UNC Study Abroad week begins Monday to kick off the 2023 application period. From November 14 through the 16, students can visit the FedEx Global Education Center for info sessions and presentations about study abroad programs … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – To celebrate American Indian history and culture, UNC’s American Indian Center is hosting a month’s worth of events for this year’s heritage month. Established in 1990 under the leadership of president George H.W. Bush, the month of … Read more
CHAPEL HILL, NC – One-stop absentee voting is more commonly known as early voting. This allows voters to cast a ballot in person and also choose a day that best suits their schedules. Some important days to look ahead. Today is … Read more
There are lots of other elections happening globally. And the 20th national congress of the communist party of China wrapped up last week. After many speculations, the party’s Politburo Standing Committee granted current Chinese president Xi Jinping an unprecedented third term, breaking … Read more
On October 31, the U.S. Supreme Court will discuss a pair of lawsuits challenging affirmative action at Harvard and UNC chapel hill. Both universities will defend themselves in these multi-year lawsuits filed by the group… Students for fair admissions. The conservative … Read more
In the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication’s most recent accreditation review, the UNC Hussman School didn’t meet some of its diversity standards. The school’s accreditation was then temporarily downgraded. Reporter Charlotte Zhao checked in with school leaders … Read more
