October 2015 Archives

Entire program – Oct. 10, 2015

October 10, 2015

Protesters say a monument to UNC’s African-American heritage is too often ignored and disrespected. A UNC Professor wins the Nobel Prize in chemistry. First-generation college students face unique challenges. A program for kids mixes running with character development.

Critics say monument disrespected

October 10, 2015

Critics say a campus memorial in honor of slaves who helped build UNC is too easily overlooked.

Groups clash on campus over Planned Parenthood, abortion

October 10, 2015

Planned Parenthood is a subject of national controversy, but some students rely on the organization for health care.

UNC honors Nobel Prize winning professor

October 10, 2015

Professor Aziz Sancar’s Nobel Prize in chemistry is a big moment for him. And his success could spill over to UNC and its students.

Police warn fraternities and sororities after break-ins

October 10, 2015

Chapel Hill police are encouraging students to be alert, after a series of break-ins at Greek houses.

Schools change college application process

October 10, 2015

UNC and other universities are making the application process easier and more transparent, especially for low-income applicants.

Looking at what players munch on to get energized

October 10, 2015

UNC athletes have some unique choices in the dining hall to maintain their high physical condition.

Girls run to build character

October 10, 2015

More than 1,000 girls in the Triangle take part in Girls on the Run, a program that combines physical activity with character development.

Marrow donations help save lives

October 9, 2015

Volunteers, including one UNC-Chapel Hill senior, donate bone marrow to help those with lymphoma.

Entire program – Oct. 3, 2015

October 3, 2015

Students protest a plan that could privatize UNC Student Stores. Chapel Hill offers to house Syrian refugees. Faith Hedgepeth’s family honors her with a scholarship. We follow your food from farm to table.