College Headlines

UNC Charlotte student found dead

Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC

2 days ago by Brian Carlton

Mount Holly police are investigating the death of a UNC Charlotte student today. The body of 20-yr-old Irina Yarmolenko was found Monday afternoon in the North Carolina town, lying a few feet from her car.

At 1:15pm on Monday, police officers were called out to the Waters Edge development.

Fraternity may face sanctions by University

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

2 days ago

A University fraternity may face disciplinary action from the Office of Judicial Programs following a report that a woman was possibly raped at one of their parties, according to a newspaper report. The Athens Banner-Herald reported University police discovered possible violations of the University code of conduct as they talked to people who attended a Phi Gamma Delta party April 19.

Red & Black on hiatus (video)

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

2 days ago

The Red and Black returns to publishing Thursday, June 5 and will continue to publish each Thursday in June and July.

Classifieds will be continuously updated during Maymester.

The staff will return to work in a few weeks and welcomes letters to the editor, news tips and story suggestions.

Georgia athletes excel on NCAA academic report

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

2 days ago

It's early yet, but the Georgia football team is proving already to be tops in the Southeastern Conference. The annual release of the NCAA Academic Progress Rate report shows Georgia football players scoring a 965, best in the SEC. Georgia nudged Florida (962) and was in the 80th to 90th percentile in the sport.

Senior Wills

Salemite, Salem College, NC

1 day ago

Jennifer Thomas

I, Jennifer Thomas, being of sound mind and body hereby leave: All business courses to Dr. Johe. You are highly intelligent, and challenging to all business students. I leave all accounting courses to Professor Cummings, who prepared me for Dr.

Refectory re-inspection finds high score and changes

Salemite, Salem College, NC

1 day ago by Neha Rayamajhi, Michelle Drake, and Victoria Burgos - COMM105

A little more than a week after the Refectory received a sanitation score of 84, a re-inspection produced a new score of 95 - and praise from both the inspector and students.

Immediate responses to the initial score included school authorities emailing students to assure everyone that actions were being taken to end problems.

Former First Daughter speaks to Salem community

Salemite, Salem College, NC

1 day ago by Kimberly Davis and Rachele Zecca - COMM105

Four Salem students functioned as key forces that enabled Salem College to host a visit by Chelsea Clinton last Friday.

Salem sophomores Trish Ryan and Erin Hylton, along with seniors Emily Maginn and Sara Shields, who are currently participating in the "Hillary for President" campaign in Winston-Salem, attended a talk given by Chelsea Clinton in a Winston-Salem home on Sunday, April 27.

You call that a scandal?

Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC

2 days ago by Samantha Hackett

Talk shows, tabloids, the blogosphere and the rest of my fellow gossip-inclined Americans love a Hollywood feud. People can not get enough, whether it be Britney and K-Fed, Paris and yesterday's B.F.F., or simply Naomi Campbell and any unfortunate soul in her path.

A little bit of hip hop and a whole lot of a art

Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC

5 hours ago by Emilie Schweiger

The evening started with my two friends, Michael and Kyna, and I finding parking on the south side of downtown Charlotte. Our goal was to find the Historic South End Gallery Crawl, or at least some of the galleries involved. There was a trolley ferrying people around the event, but it was a much further drive to the trolley than to the galleries themselves.

University is censoring the Progress

The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY

23 hours ago

The Progress has a confession to make. We try to dupe ourselves with a concoction of dementia and denial and believe our poignant articles are the main focus of students on campus who read the paper.

But really, who are we kidding?

The confession is simple: Police Beat is the most popular segment in the newspaper on a weekly basis.