September 2014 Archives

Plundering for pastries

September 20, 2014

Krispy Kreme celebrated International Talk Like a Pirate Day by handing out free doughnuts to some local buccaneers.

Community bonds over video games

September 20, 2014

As video games have become more popular, UNC eSports has evolved into a diverse community of students.

Football has positive impact on local businesses

September 20, 2014

The multi-billion dollar pro football industry benefits local businesses that rely on its popularity to stay profitable.

Study finds discrimination harms mental health

September 20, 2014

A new UNC study shows discrimination increases the risk of mental health issues in African Americans and Caribbean Blacks.

Delays may end for LUX renters

September 20, 2014

The last tenants may finally be able to move next week into LUX Apartments, a new complex that’s been plagued by construction delays.

Entire program – Sept. 13, 2014

September 13, 2014

Some students question how UNC’s new sexual assault policy will be enforced. UNC faculty and students develop an app to track the spread of Ebola. An ALS researcher says the “Ice Bucket Challenge” isn’t enough to fund work on a cure for the disease. Farm Aid brings legendary musicians to Raleigh to raise money and support local growers.

Month: September 2014

Plundering for pastries

Community bonds over video games

Football has positive impact on local businesses

Study finds discrimination harms mental health

Delays may end for LUX renters

Entire program – Sept. 13, 2014

Sexual assault policy gets mixed reaction

UNC app helps track Ebola growth

Expert questions Ice Bucket Challenge

Farm Aid comes to North Carolina