Speed And Accuracy: Alert Carolina vs. “Overheard At UNC”
Alert Carolina isn’t wasting any time testing its emergency messaging system at the start of the school year, but is that the fastest way information is shared on UNC’s campus?
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DTH Editor-In-Chief Looks Ahead In 2014-15
The Daily Tar Heel’s new Editor-in-Chief, Jenny Surane, took over officially on Saturday, and as classes began at UNC, she stopped by the WCHL Studios to share what she sees is in store for the University community in...
Read MoreDaily Tar Heel Editor-In-Chief Live At WCHL Tuesday
The Editor-in-Chief of UNC’s student-produced daily newspaper will finish her undergraduate career just where she started: behind the desk of the paper that is highly-regarded throughout the community.
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UNC Police Investigating Indecent Exposure On Campus
Campus police are investigating a reported indecent exposure incident occurring at the bus stop on Manning Drive shortly before 12:00 noon Saturday.
Read MoreAckland, Botanical Garden To Get New Leaders
Two Chapel Hill landmarks will soon be under new leadership.
Read MoreUNC to Test A Diabetes Outreach Program in SC
UNC researchers have adopted elite iPad technology to decrease diabetes prevalence in a rural county in South Carolina, where nearly 15 percent of residents have the disease. The North Carolina Translational and Clinical...
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UNC Team gets $2.2 Million For Water Plan
A UNC Professor of Environmental Sciences and Engineering has been awarded a $2.2 million grant to...
Read MoreUNC Emergency Drill: A Traffic Wreck, a Bus and a Chemical Spill
Safety officials at UNC conducted an emergency drill Monday morning on Manning Drive, with the help of a hired firm that staged a traffic accident, with an added hazard.
Read MoreUNC To Perform Emergency Drill
On Monday, August 11, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., UNC will perform an emergency drill on campus.
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Monitoring of UNC Accreditation Ends
UNC is now no longer on the list of schools being accredited for alleged academic misconduct. Southern Association of Colleges and Schools’ Commission on Colleges informed UNC last month that the monitoring reports had ended and would no longer be requiring them from the university.
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