November 2014 Archives

Finding enjoyment in a unique art form

November 8, 2014

One Chapel Hill resident sees break dancing as an art form that has impacted his life.

Chapel Hill housing ordinance puts many in trouble

November 8, 2014

A town ordinance has set limits on how many people can live in one home, and some UNC students been forced to move out of their homes.

Entire program – Nov. 1, 2014

November 1, 2014

32,000 people crowd Franklin St. for Halloween. Some students and staff say the Wainstein Report didn’t go far enough. Students drum up the youth vote in the upcoming election. Police K9s fight crime with their snouts and jaws.

Students, faculty call on UNC to dig deeper on academic fraud

November 1, 2014

Students and faculty say UNC needs to go further to investigate fraud and restrain the influence of athletics.

32,000 crowd Franklin St. for Halloween

November 1, 2014

The Halloween crowd was the largest since 2010. Police arrested 13 and closed roads into town to try to keep outsiders away.

Last minute push for student votes

November 1, 2014

As the election approaches, groups make a final push to win student support for Congressional and legislative candidates.

Orange County looks at starting a food council

November 1, 2014

Orange County hopes to join a growing list of municipalities that have food councils, which aim to improve food production.

Furry pals help solve crimes

November 1, 2014

Both the Chapel Hill and UNC police departments have K-9s that can sniff out suspects and drugs.

UNC physician assistant to fight Ebola

November 1, 2014

Physician Assistant John Strader is retiring and going to Liberia to help treat those affected by the deadly disease.

Student found dead in Park and Ride lot

November 1, 2014

Police and the SBI are investigating the death of nursing student Olutoyosi Layeni Fatolu.