September 2013 Archives

Farm connects refugees with home

September 21, 2013

Some Burmese refugees in Chapel Hill are finding a way to reconnect with their native farming tradition.

Students protest voting changes

September 21, 2013

UNC students take part in a “Moral Monday” demonstration to protest changes to North Carolina voter laws.

Gluten-free diets popular, but hold few benefits

September 21, 2013

Nutritionists say gluten-free diets don’t benefit most people, but that hasn’t stopped many students from swearing off gluten.

Hatchell humbled by Hall of Fame honor

September 14, 2013

UNC’s women’s basketball coach was at the supermarket when she learned she’d been named to the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Entire program – Sept. 14, 2013

September 14, 2013

UNC students share childhood memories of 9/11. Undocumented students lobby for in-state tuition. Dean Smith is honored for his accomplishments off the court. “Peacocking” has a special meaning for scientists who are studying the colorful birds.

Dean Smith recognized for diversity support

September 14, 2013

The legendary UNC coach receives an award for his off-the-court work to support civil rights.

For some, fantasy football eclipses the real games

September 14, 2013

Some fans have taken fantasy football to the extreme, playing for money and even cheering harder for their fantasy team than for their real life favorite team.

Journalist reflects on 9/11, Middle East

September 14, 2013

Global Post’s Charlie Sennot says the world — and the media — have changed since 9/11.

Bird-cams aim to explain ‘peacocking’

September 14, 2013

What is it about peacocks’ tails that attracts female mates? Scientists are discovering that the answer is more complicated than just the bright colors.

Childhood 9/11 memories recalled

September 13, 2013

Twelve years after 9/11, UNC students recall where they were at the time of the tragedy and how they struggled to grasp the consequences.