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On the path to success
After three years of fundraising, research and trials, the moment finally arrived: Jack Britt High School had made it to NASA’s 2011 Great Moonbuggy Race. Two days later, the members of the first and only team from North Carolina i...
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Sahle pushes positive changes
Professor Eunice Sahle’s first love is teaching. A recipient of a 2011 Student Undergraduate Teaching Award, she is known for encouraging independent t...
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Networked politics
Daniel Kreiss is looking at a busy election season as he investigates what’s different about 2012.
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Weight worries
Eating disorders are commonly seen as something that teenagers and young women face, but a new study reveals that age is no barrier to disordered eating.
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Welcome to Carolina!
Carolina welcomes the Class of 2016 and returning students in this video that shows scenes from the first few days of fall semester and gives a musical "Welcome to Carolina."
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The value of water
“Until you actually know what it means to take care of water, you won't know the value of it. We need water. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't need water.”
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Aid saves education from life's twists
Life's twists made financing Colby Robbins’ education tough. Like her, more UNC students than...
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Financial aid, sacrifices launch career path
More UNC students than ever qualify for need-based aid. One is Prutha Lavani, who is traveling on a career path, thanks in part to family sacrifices.
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Cash crop can't always pay for college
More UNC students than ever qualify for need-based aid, like Daniel Adams, whose dad lost a bet on sweet potatoes. A ...
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Campus Updates
AAU president to discuss role of research universities
Hunter Rawlings, president of the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU), will share his views about research universities Sept. 27 as part of the Univer...
Thorp announces plans to step down as chancellor, effective June 30, 2013
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp intends to step down at the end of this academic year because he says it's best for the future of the...
Simone subject of Stone Center exhibit, play
''Nina Simone … What More Can I Say?'' a new exhibit and play honoring the singer and North Carolina native, will open later this month at the University of...
Kasson receives 2012 Jefferson Award
Joy Kasson, professor and former chair of the American studies department at UNC-Chapel Hill, is the sixth woman to receive the University's prestigious Thomas Jeff...
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