November 2015 Archives

Entire program – Nov. 21, 2015

November 21, 2015

UNC holds a town hall meeting on race, but it’s interrupted by protesters. Students say “microaggressions” are common at UNC, but what does the term mean? The Cape Fear riverkeeper protects the state’s largest river basin. UNC looks to start a new Thanksgiving tradition.

Protesters disrupt town hall on race

November 21, 2015

UNC held a town hall meeting to discuss race and inclusion on campus, but the start of the event was disrupted by protesters.

First year musicians bring the classics outdoors

November 21, 2015

A quartet of UNC music majors perform classical music at the center of campus as students scurry from class to class.

Students say ‘microaggressions’ common at UNC

November 21, 2015

“Microaggression” is a buzzword on many college campuses, especially in wake of the Mizzou protests. But what does it mean?

Board of Trustees discusses contextualizing campus history

November 21, 2015

A task force on UNC history presented a preliminary plan to address controversial campus landmarks.

Man devoted to protecting Cape Fear

November 21, 2015

The Cape Fear River is among the largest and most bio-diverse on the east coast, and one man is the voice of it.

Carrboro named best city for singles

November 21, 2015

Livability.com reported that Carrboro is the best city for singles in the whole country. So we decided to ask: “Really?”

Event puts ‘giving’ back in holiday

November 21, 2015

Rams Head Dining Hall brought the Thanksgiving experience to UNC students a little early.

What’s next following Paris attack?

November 21, 2015

UNC professor Klaus Larres discuss how the global community is responding to ISIS and what may happen next.

UNC researcher examines sugar impact

November 15, 2015

Consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages in the U.S. has been declining, but it’s increasing in most of the world.