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Proposal would punish students, faculty for protesting Board of Governors

March 26, 2016

The legislature next month will consider punishing student and faculty protesters who disrupt Board of Governors meetings.

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Spellings visits UNC for first time as president

March 26, 2016

Margaret Spellings visited UNC as part of her tour of the state’s institutions. She met students, faculty and even two Nobel Prize winners.

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UNC researches health effects of vaping

March 26, 2016

E-cigarettes have become a popular way for some smokers to quit traditional cigarettes, but new research questions the health effects on young people who vape.

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CUBE provides funding, support to social change ventures

March 25, 2016

The Campus Y incubator gave 14 student-run social ventures the opportunity to grow and impact communities locally and globally.

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Millennials show support for candidates as primary nears

March 12, 2016

UNC students turned out in high numbers to vote early in the North Carolina primary. In other states, millennials have proven to be strong supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders.

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Donation to environmental law center comes from unlikely source

March 12, 2016

Some are questioning Duke Energy ‘s recent donation to the UNC School of Law’s environmental center.

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Spellings looks to put controversy behind her

March 5, 2016

As she takes over as UNC System President. Margaret Spellings talks about the controversy over her hiring, as well her plans to improve educational opportunities for poor and minority students.

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Chapel Hill cemetery marker removed amid controversy

March 5, 2016

The Old Chapel Hill Cemetery erected a monument to mark 361 graves in the African-American section. But less than a month later, the Town Council ordered it removed.

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Pokémon still popular … even among college students

March 5, 2016

As Pokémon celebrates its 20th anniversary, some students still love trying to catch the pocket monsters.

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Bars step up ID checks following fatal accident

February 27, 2016

Bartenders say they’re taking a harder look at customers’ IDs, after last year’s fatal accident on I-85. State regulators punished two Chapel Bars that admitted 20-year-old Chandler Kania before the crash.

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