October 2014 Archives

Trying to understand what causes addictions

October 31, 2014

Neuroscientists are trying to figure out what’s going on in addicts’ brains that makes drug use appealing.

Entire program – Oct. 25, 2014

October 25, 2014

The long-awaited Wainstein report finds thousands of UNC students received credit for sham classes. Voting may be harder for UNC students this year and in 2016. A mysterious Chapel Hill castle houses a secret society.

Wainstein finds widespread fraud

October 25, 2014

Kenneth Wainstein’s report reveals UNC academic scandal affected more than 3000 students.

AAAD students react to report

October 25, 2014

UNC’s African, African American and Diaspora Studies department was at the center of the academic scandal.

New laws affect student voting

October 25, 2014

Early voting has begun, but UNC students won’t be able to vote on campus this year due to controversial state laws.

Bilas says NCAA may sanction UNC

October 25, 2014

ESPN college sports analyst Jay Bilas says UNC may face punishment in the ongoing NCAA investigation.

Gimghoul Castle shrouded in mystery

October 25, 2014

Tucked away beyond UNC’s campus lies a hidden secret. The only clues are a few old documents and a castle in the woods.

Chapel Hill preparing for Halloween

October 25, 2014

With the holiday less than a week away, the town is preparing for the annual crowd on Franklin St.

McCrory seeks ‘healing’ after ruling

October 12, 2014

In a Carolina Connection interview, the Governor said he’ll implement the order that allowed same-sex marriage, though he disagrees with it.

Entire program – Oct. 11, 2014

October 11, 2014

As Gov. McCrory comes to campus for University Day, some question his commitment to higher education. The unrest in Hong Kong affects UNC students. Local towing laws remain controversial. A new radio station hopes to feature local live music.