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A recent UNC study examined whether Twitter, iPhone apps, and other forms of social media can help dieters shed pounds.

Vague and poorly-written election laws within the Student Code delayed the announcement of results in this year’s student body election.

A national group has awarded UNC a better-than-average award for campus sustainability. But the group also found room for improvement.

New interactive features on video game systems get players physically moving and shedding calories while playing the latest video games.

The N.C. legislature is moving quickly to make synthetic marijuana illegal. It’s often called K2 and can cause dangerous side effects.

President Obama’s budget report includes potential cuts to the Federal Pell
Grant Program that could affect many UNC student’s financial aid.

Recent budget cuts led UNC to eliminate four degree programs and to cut Nursing School enrollment by 25 percent.

A UNC graduate is swept up in spirit of Egyptian demonstrations.

From kindergarten to college, more and more students are studying Mandarin Chinese. In fact, many students see it as necessity for their future careers.

By Abbey Doran A UNC campus organization has created a website that criticizes one of UNC’s own professors.  The target is religious studies professor Bart Ehrman, a world-renowned scholar and best-selling author who’s well known for his controversial theories about the Bible. Ehrman teaches that Biblical manuscripts contain errors that