The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
9 hours ago by Chelsea Allison
Duke Bikes, a new initiative to promote health and community, is now peddling bicycles below the West Campus Plaza in hopes that students might ride to class instead of drive.
Brawl erupts during party
Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC
15 hours ago by Kayla Carrick, City Editor
A birthday party at the downtown nightclub Blend ended with a visit from police officers and paramedics early Sunday.
Two UNC students rented the Rosemary Street nightclub to celebrate their 21st birthdays, but the soiree turned chaotic when two men started a fight, said Idan Eckstein, Blend’s general manager.
Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC
16 hours ago by Jesse Baumgartner, Sports Editor
No matter how you break down the North Carolina football roster, new head coach Butch Davis is dealing with a significant amount of inexperience and youth – something he’s reiterated numerous times in the past few weeks.
A quick look down the position list for the Tar Heels reveals a startling lack of seniors and game experience.
Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC
16 hours ago
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The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
3 days ago by Meredith Shiner
Five seniors from the 2006-2007 men’s lacrosse team have gained acceptance into graduate programs at Duke and are exploring their options for returning next season.
The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
3 days ago by Kristin Butler
To the Class of 2011: You probably don’t know it yet, but you are the luckiest Dukies on earth. Whereas the rest of us only have three, two or (gasp!) one year left, you still have all four. What I wouldn’t give to take your place and do it all over again.
The A & T Register, North Carolina A & T State University, NC
5 days ago by The A&T; Register
A federal lawsuit against A&T; campus police.
Battle era begins
The A & T Register, North Carolina A & T State University, NC
5 days ago
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5 days ago by Tiandrea Norrigton
A couple things to make your first year your best year.
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
4 days ago by Greg Eaddy
I am a UNCG alum who has lived in New Jersey ever since graduating in 1999. I recently moved back to N.C.
When I went to register my car at the DMV, I was offered a school-supporting license plate where money generated would help support that school. While UNC-W, UNC-Pembroke, UNC-CH, UNC-C, and N.
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
4 days ago by Luke McIntyre
My first night at summer camp back in my Boy Scout days is the only time I can ever remember being homesick. My first night at college I was more concerned with other things, like figuring out this weird new schedule and, more importantly, finding out where the party was.
Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC
10 hours ago by Brian Carlton
Steps were taken this week toward answering some of the questions surrounding UNC Charlotte’s controversial transit study. Accusations of misconduct have surrounded the effort since its’ release back in April, but recently more fuel was added to the fire with the publishing in the Charlotte Observer of some emails between University members and the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce.
Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC
10 hours ago by Brian Carlton
Throughout the summer, incoming SGA president Justin Ritchie is giving the university a glimpse of what to expect once he and his cabinet take office in the fall.
This week, he’s talking about how we as a university can raise our profile and gain more recognition for the campus.
Greek Village finally opens its doors
Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC
1 day ago by Kaitlin Locke
After several months of delays, date changes, construction problems, vandalism and weather damage, the new Greek Village was finally ready for students to move in on August 9th.
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
18 hours ago by Paul McNeill
Almost every year a writer for the sports section crafts an article tackling UNCG’s nonexistent football program. For upperclassmen, the football, or lack thereof, discussion is old hat. Let’s face it, despite great successes and huge improvements in the Spartans’ sport programs, most students attend UNCG because of its affordability and academics, not to root for the home team.
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