Task Force On UNC Sexual Assault Moving Forward
Lambden says the task force is making good progress.
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Sexual Assault Policy Task Force Update
Pictured: Christy Lambden CHAPEL HILL – UNC’s recently assembled Title IX task force, charged with re-designing the University’s sexual assault policy, met Wednesday for the group’s third meeting so far. Student Body...
Read MoreUNC Student Safety Smartphone App In Works
CHAPEL HILL -In light of the attention UNC has recently received surrounding sexual assault, members of the student government are working on a new Smartphone app that will allow members of the university community to report...
Read MoreTask Force Begins Rebuild Of Sexual Assault Policy
Posted by Ran Northam | May 15, 2013 | UNC
UNC’s new task force has to be able to quickly get past the sensitive nature of the topic in order to efficiently cover all areas in the redesign.
Read MoreNew Task Force To Tackle UNC Sexual Assault Issues
The on-going federal investigation around UNC’s handling of sexual assault cases is far from over.
Read More“They’re Just Bleating Sheep”: CH Leaders Assail State UNC Cuts
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 26, 2013 | Community Forum
CHAPEL HILL – UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp is stepping down from his post in June after five years on the job—leaving incoming Chancellor Carol Folt with the unenviable task of guiding the university through a time of...
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Posted by Ran Northam | Apr 15, 2013 | UNC
CHAPEL HILL – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s future rests in the hands of its first female chancellor and brings a storied career to a storied program. “I couldn’t be more excited,” Faculty Council chair...
Read MoreUNC SB President Elect Says Confusion About Gambill Charges Fills Campus
Posted by Ran Northam | Feb 28, 2013 | UNC
CHAPEL HILL – The recent controversy surrounding UNC sophomore Landen Gambill has the University’s Student Body President elect pondering issues that he says need continued attention. “I think things have already been put...
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