November 2014 Archives

Entire program – Nov. 22, 2014

November 22, 2014

UNC faces new questions about the academic scandal from its accrediting agency. Chancellor Folt discusses the scandal’s fallout. A lawsuit claims UNC discriminates against white and Asian students. Students start a new Thanksgiving tradition.

SACS wants more answers from UNC

November 22, 2014

A month after the release of the Wainstein report, UNC faces new questions about its accreditation.

Folt reflects on scandal, future of UNC

November 22, 2014

Chancellor Folt talks about the state of the University, the academic scandal, and where UNC goes from here.

UNC hit with discrimination lawsuit

November 22, 2014

A lawsuit says UNC’s admission policies discriminate against high-achieving white and Asian students.

Students celebrate a unique Thanksgiving in Chapel Hill

November 22, 2014

Students unable to return home for Thanksgiving come together for “Friendsgiving,” a Thanksgiving meal with friends.

Freshman charged in false bomb threat

November 22, 2014

The 18 year old allegedly posted the threat on the social media app Yik Yak. Police say the public was never in danger.

Entire program – Nov. 15, 2014

November 15, 2014

UNC waits to hear if its accreditation will be affected by the fraud scandal. For some students, the web is fraught with threats and harassment. Sleeping with your phone can make for a restless night. Students open a food bank for their classmates.

Womens lacrosse team prepares for season

November 15, 2014

Two years after winning the national championship, the team begins its 2015 season in January.

UNC PhD student accomplishes dream

November 15, 2014

Ché Smith may still be working on her dissertation, but she’s already achieved one of her life goals, becoming a contestant on “Jeopardy!”.

New food pantry aims to end student hunger

November 15, 2014

Students have formed a food pantry on campus to help their classmates who can’t afford meals.