September 2015 Archives

Repurposed drug can prevent HIV

September 19, 2015

A new way to prevent HIV uses a medication that’s been around for years. The re-purposed drug is recommended for people at high risk of becoming infected.

Veteran turns old uniforms into paper

September 19, 2015

Artist Drew Cameron turns old military uniforms into paper to help veterans symbolize their return to civilian life.

Will shelter move stop panhandling?

September 19, 2015

Chapel Hill’s homeless shelter is moving away from downtown, but that may not reduce panhandling on Franklin St.

Bars face sanctions after fatal DUI

September 18, 2015

Two Chapel Hill bars face harsh penalties after a fatal drunk driving accident involving a UNC student.

Groups working to bring teen cancer care to NC

September 18, 2015

Advocates are urging North Carolina hospitals to create specialized wards for teenage patients.

UNC remembers 9/11

September 12, 2015

For UNC students who grew up in New York City, 9/11 is an especially difficult day.

Debate arises over 9/11 course

September 12, 2015

A freshman seminar has caused controversy both on campus and nationally.

Entire program – Sept. 12, 2015

September 12, 2015

UNC honors the victims of 9/11, while a class on the tragedy has sparked controversy. A campus task force looks at UNC’s history. While Uber grows in popularity, taxi companies are worried about this new form of competition.

Task force addresses UNC history

September 12, 2015

Students and faculty are reacting to the creation of a new task force that will reconsider how UNC addresses darker parts of its history.

Uber popular with students, not so popular with cab companies

September 12, 2015

Many students are using — and some are driving for — services like Uber. But the new way of getting around remains controversial.