News – Page 67 – Carolina Connection

With uncertainty in Washington about the future of DACA, some of North Carolina’s 27,000 DACA recipients expressed their fears at a Raleigh protest.

During finals week, some students turn to abusing prescription ADHD medications to stay awake and focus.

It’s been more than two months since hurricane Maria, but people with ties to Puerto Rico are still struggling to help relatives there.

The House version of the federal tax reform plan would tax the value of graduate students’ tuition waivers.

Women at UNC are joining the #MeToo movement, sharing experiences that some hadn’t spoken about in the past.

The tax reform package moving through Congress would no longer allow booster club members to deduct their donations.

UNC students, faculty, and community members shared their feelings on the Confederate monument with Chancellor Carol Folt and the Board of Trustees.

Student groups rallied outside the speech by former White House advisor Sebastian Gorka.

Astronomy professor Dan Reichart suffered second-degree burns trying to put out the intentionally set fire at the Davie Poplar.

A UNC researcher is the primary architect of an initiative to put opioid overdose kits across the state.