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Department of Political Science

politicalscience.unc.edu

The Department of Political Science offers a range of courses across five subfields in political

science: American politics, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and po-

litical methodology to provide students with a broad understanding of the discipline of political

science and the flexibility to focus their coursework to specific areas of interest.

While Political Science is one of the largest undergraduate majors at UNC, there is ample oppor-

tunity for students to receive individual attention and assistance as they pursue their chosen

course of study. Our faculty members are committed to creating interesting and relevant class-

room environments.

The Department of Political Science sponsors events during the academic year and sends out

a weekly email to majors with information about relevant events and internship and employ-

ment opportunities. Students can also apply to become a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, the polit-

ical science honor society.

Go Triangle

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We love it when you dont drive alone. If youre a fan of buses, bikes, or carpools, GoTriangle is

your #1 resource. GoTriangle is a family of transportation services that work together to pro-

mote sustainable travel and provide useful resources including rider alerts, transit info, & guides

to biking & walking in the Triangle. Visit triangletransit.org for more information.

UNC School of Information & Library Science

sils.unc.edu(919) 962-8361216 Lenoir Dr., Chapel Hill

One of the nations top-ranked schools of information and library science by U.S. News & World

Report, SILS prides itself on providing high quality educational and research opportunities in

a dynamic, interdisciplinary learning environment. SILS students who pursue the BSIS or MSIS

degrees develop expertise in data management and information architecture that leads to ca-

reers in a wide range of corporate settings. SILS students who pursue the MSLS degree devel-

op expertise in library services that lead to leadership careers in academic, public, and special

libraries or archives. Please explore SILS physically and virtually, and welcome to our learning

community.

UNC Summer School

summer.unc.edu 966-4364

134 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill

Every UNC student should spend at least one summer in Chapel Hill to enjoy the light traffic, no

lines, extra space in the apartment and a warm, laid-back atmosphere. Summer School at UNC

fits right in whether you need t hat one or two extra courses to meet academic requirements or

to take courses for personal enrichment. Through its three-week format, Maymester offers class-

es with academic rigor as well as some travel not possible in the academic year. Courses in two

five-week regular sessions can also satisfy General Education criteria, meet requirements for

majors, or get that course that was closed out in fall or spring. Visiting students can take courses

for credit to transfer to their home institutions, meet professional certification requirements, or

satisfy personal curiosity. Easy to fit in to a part-time work schedule, Summer School adds flexi-

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Dept. of Public Safety (DPS)dps.unc.edu@UNCDPS(919) 962-3951 (M-F, 7:30am-5pm), (919) 962-8100 (after hours)Public Safety Building, 285 Manning Dr., ChapelHill

Tar Heels Travel Together! The Dept. of Public Safety encourag-

es UNC students and employees to use alternatives to driving

alone (take transit, carpool, vanpool, bike or walk). Fewer carsmake the campus safer for pedestrians and cyclists. Also, theres

safety in numbers. When more people bike and walk together,

theyre less likely to be hit by motorists. Ridesharing and tak-

ing the bus are other great ways that tar heels stick together.

Free ride-matching is provided t hrough Zimride.UNC.edu and

UNC.ShareTheRideNC.org. Also, Chapel Hill Transit and Point-

to-Point (P2P) Express is fare-free! The Commuter Alternative

Program (CAP) rewards employees and off-campus students

who choose to give up their on-campus parking permits and

use alternatives to commute. CAP members get discounts at

local restaurants and shops, as well as entries into prize draw-

ings. In addition, CAP members can join UNCs car-sharing

program, Zipcar, for just $10/year. Employees and students

who commute from outside of Chapel Hill can choose to get

$20/month for vanpooling, or

a free GoPass to ride TriangleTransit from Durham, Raleigh

and surrounding areas.

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Armadillo Grill

armadillogrill.com(919) 929-4669

120 E. Main St., Carrboro

Armadillo Grill serves the freshest Tex-Mex

food this side of Texas using the freshest

ingredients in the secret recipes. Nothing out

of a can and no paste. The only thing frozen is

the Margarita! Tortillas are made from scratch,

veggies are chopped by the cook, avocados

are mashed by hand, meats are trimmed in

the kitchen, and special spices are added to

create a TASTE as BIG as TEXAS! And the Best

Soft Taco, PERIOD Come in for a quickbite,

or hang out on the patio with some fresh

Queso Dip and Chips, or catch the game at

our bar on one of the TVs with an order of

spicy Armadillo Wings. Its so good, it should

be illegal.

Bandidos Mexican Caf

Bandidoscafe.com(919) 967-5048

159 1/2 E Franklin St.,Chapel Hill

Tony is from San Antonio, Texas. As a teen-

ager he relocated with his mother and threebrothers to Atlanta where his mom opened

the familys Mexican restaurant in a little town

outside of Atlanta. Together with his mom

Tony learned the restaurant business from the

ground up cooking, cleaning, waiting tables,

putting out fliers. He joined the family busi-

ness after college by opening his own Mexican

restaurant with his wife Maria. In 1994 Tony &

Maria came to the Triangle area on vacation

to visit a college friend of Tonys. Both he and

his wife fell in love with the area went back

to Atlanta, sold their home and restaurant and

moved to Chapel Hill within 45 days of their

inital visit. Six months later the original Ban-

didos Mexican Cafe was opened in the base-

ment of a building on East Franklin street. Two

years after opening the Chapel Hill location asecond location in downtown Hillsborough

opened. Since its inception, Bandidos house

salsa has garnered top honors in local Salsa

Competitions 6 times and their food has been

voted BEST in local readers polls 8 times.

Brixx Wood-Fired Pizza

brixxpizza.com(919) 929-1942501 Meadowmont Village Circle,

Chapel Hill

Brixx Wood-Fired Pizza is a fun, friendly neigh-

borhood restaurant that serves Chapel Hills

best brick-oven pizza. Brixx also offers a fine

selection of signature salads, pastas andwraps, including amazing vegan & gluten-free

options and an array of refreshing beverag-

es. Its located in the center of the beautiful

Meadowmont Village, surrounded by inter-

esting shops and restaurants in a setting

reminiscent of a small European village and

across from the Friday Center. Sit on the pa-

tio and enjoy the beautiful fountain and busy

sidewalk activity or catch the shuttle to the

Dean Dome or Kenan on game day. There is

plenty of free parking and Brixx is open until 1

a.m. Monday-Saturday!

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BURGER KING

bk.com(919) 929-8395600 Jones Ferry Rd., Carrboro(919) 967-136211620-A Hwy 15/501 N., Chapel Hill

Great food comes first at BURGER KING, where every day,

more than 11 million guests visit our restaurants around the

world. And they do so because our restaurants are known

for serving high-quality, great-tasting, and affordable food.

Founded in 1954, BURGER KING is the second-largest fast-

food hamburger chain in the world. The original HOME OF

THE WHOPPER, our commitment to premium ingredients,

signature recipes, and family-friendly dining experiences is

what has defined our brand for more than 50 successfulyears.

Carolina Dining Service

dining.unc.edu962-0200

Healthy eating is an important part of campus life. At CDS, we

take pride in our commitment to providing value through

the highest quality, best-tasting, most nutritious and diverse

menus possible. CDS Dining Program is designed for students.

There are Smart Choice healthy options, and all menu ingre-

dients and nutritional information are accessible via digital

screens in all our dining locations and on our website. For a

healthier planet, we emphasize local ingredients and sustain-

able business practices to reduce our carbon footprint. All food

on campus is overseen by our Executive Chef, Michael Guiess,who leads a team of 7+ classically trained chefs in preparing

dining options for every person and every palate. Our dining

halls have vegetarian and vegan options as well as a nut-free

salad bar and items prepared without gluten. All top 8 aller-

gens are flagged in every item served at our dining halls.

Carrburritos Taquiera

carrburritos.com(919) 933-8226711 W. Rosemary St., Carrboro

Carrburritos is Carrboros original burrito joint where su-

per-fresh Mexican food made to order in a lively, casual setting.

Choose from eight distinctive fillings including house-made

chorizo, vegetarian options (check out Tofu Tuesdays!) and

chicken and fish right off the grill. Enjoy the delicious salsasand margaritas. Dine inside or on the garden patio.

Dominos

dominos.com(919) 929-0246412 E. Main St., Carrboro

While the store in Carrboro serves a lot of pizza to campus

and the surrounding community, there are four additional lo-

cations serving the UNC community and southwest Durham

but all you really need to know is that phone number or Web-

site for online ordering, and hot, tasty pizza will be delivered to

your door fast. Dominos now features Handmade Pan Pizza,

order a Medium 2 topping for only $8.99. If you want a great

pickup deal call Monday Thursday for a large 3 topping pizza,

only $7.99.

Papa Johns Pizza

papajohns.com(919) 932-7575607 W. Franklin St., Ste. B, Chapel Hill

Hot. Delicious. And delivered to your door. In a town burst-

ing with pizza joints, Papa Johns stands out with its promise

of Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. And that great, reliable

taste is now even more convenient when you order online

through the website. Enroll in Papa Rewards and earn points

for every order you place, automatically, right to your account.

Then track your progress to free pizza with the free Pizza

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The Root Cellar Caf& Catering

rootcellarchapelhill.com(919) 967-3663750 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,Chapel Hill

Fosters Market Chapel Hill is now The Root

Cellar Caf and Catering. The name has

changed, but the tradition lives on. The new

name celebrates the qualities that made

Fosters legendary: scratch-made food made

fresh everyday, a commitment to local farmers

and community and an expanded menu with

old favorites & new gems. Seven days a week,

The Root Cellar serves breakfast, lunch and

dinner and features a coffee and smoothie

bar. Enjoy delicious baked goods, sandwiches,

wraps, wood-fired pizzas, salads and desserts

all made by hand in-house everyday. Need to

feed a crowd? We cater - go online to down-

load our catering menu.

Southern Rail

thestationcarrboro.com

(919) 967-1967201 E. Main St., Carrboro

Southern Rail restaurant and bar rests com-

fortably between active local freight tracks

in the heart of Carrboro. This is Chapel Hill

native Mike Bensons third restaurant design,

coupling beautifully restored vintage railroad

cars with an industrial steel and glass platform

enclosure. The Station is Carrboros oldest

commercial building and has been restored

with a vintage bar from the Washington Ho-

tel in D.C. Live music and DJs play the Station

nightly (never a cover). The front of the Station

houses the Tiger Room, serving coffee and

pastries daily with a full bar. Its the newest

addition to the sprawling complex of patios,

decks and beer gardens. Original murals, his-toric signage, and authentic railroad memo-

rabilia invoke a journey through historic rail

travel and popular culture and offer a c reative

blend of charm and atmosphere.

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Aloft Chapel Hill

aloftchapelhill.com(919) 932-77721001 S. Hamilton Rd., East 54, Chapel Hill

Whether youre breezing through Chapel Hill for a business trip

or to cheer on the Tar Heels, Aloft Chapel Hill Chapel Hills hip-

pest hotel always has exclusive offers for the explorer looking

for a new twist in travel. Aloft is situated close to UNCs campus

in East 54 and is convenient to all area universities, high-tech

headquarters in Research Triangle Park and RDU Internation-

al Airport. Socialize at our wxyz bar where you can enjoy our

signature drinks, shoot a game of pool in our remix lounge,

munch on our sweet and savory snack options at Refuel, our

24/7 pantry, and stay connected with our complementary ho-

tel-wide wifi connection. Work on your fitness at our Recharge

gym and jump in splash, our saltwater indoor pool after wards

to relax and unwind. Get style at a steal.

Chapel Ridge & Chapel View Apartments

Chapel Ridge: chapelridgeliving.com101 Legacy Terrace, Chapel Hill 945-8875Chapel View: viewstudenthousing.com2701 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill942-2800

The Ridge and the View offer the best in student living with

a variety of living arrangements to suit any lifestyle as well as

a variety of amenities, such as a state-of-the-art fitness center,

washer and dryer available and so much more. They under-

stand the importance of achieving the whole Chapel Hill ex-perience, and that is why they offer a resident lifestyle package

that rivals any resort, including hosting several fun and exciting

monthly activities such as barbecues by the pool. And when

you are looking to relax, enjoy the resort style swimming pool

or borrow a movie from the free DVD library. They also offer the

convenience of individual leases so you dont have to worry

about a roommate leaving you with the rent bill. What more

could you want?

Glen-Lennox Apartment Homes

Glenlennoxapartments.com(919) 967-70815 Hamilton Rd., Chapel Hill

If youre seeking modern living in a classic setting, then look

no farther than this historic neighborhood in a prime ChapelHill location along Raleigh Road and Fordham Boulevard. Tree-

lined streets. Cozy homes with red brick and white trim. A yard

to capture the beauty of the passing seasons. This is just part

of what sets Glen Lennox apart from other local apartments.

These cottage-style apartment homes offer modern conve-

niences along with classic charm. Amenities such as hardwood

floors and ceramic bath rile, plus a business center, playground

areas and a video/DVD library set our community apart. Add an

ideal location, and its clear that picturesque living isnt a thing

of the past.

Granville Towers

GranvilleTowers.com

(919) 370-4500

125 West Franklin St., Chapel HillGranville Towers provides the perfect academic and social en-

vironment to make college l iving both fun and rewarding. For

four decades, Granville has provided superior living and dining

accommodations to Carolina students and has been known as

the place to be at UNC. Rooms are fully furnished, the basket-

ball court is always rocking, and there are more social activities

that one can imagine. Yet the staff understands the challenges

facing residents as they continue to pursue academic goals. To

make life easier, the staff is committed to providing the highest

level of comfort, cleanliness, and convenience possible. Check

out room styles, floor plans and more at GranvilleTowers.com.

Love every minute!

Louise Beck Properties, Inc.

louisebeckproperties.com(919) 401-9300

Louise Beck Properties is the largest rental management com-

pany in Chapel Hill. LBP has grown steadily and now manages

more than 900 properties, including more than 400 available

for students around the UNC campus. Managing Partner Adam

Brown remains committed to serving the unique needs of the

university community: We are proud to provide an affordable,

convenient and fun alternative to dorm housing. Moving off

campus is exciting and we help make it easy. Student options

include large houses, duplex-es, and apartments. To find a list

of available properties with a student friendly search visit the

website or give us a call.

Millhouse Properties

MillHouseProperties.com(919) 968-72261720 East Franklin St., Chapel Hill

Mill House Properties is the place to go for all your real estate

needs. While its perhaps best known for rentals--Mill House

manages nearly 400 rental condo apartments and houses in

the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area--it is also a full-service real

estate brokerage firm for buyers and sellers of homes and in-

vestment properties. Mill House is your one stop shop for in-

vestment property brokerage and management.

Stratford Hills Apartments

stratfordhillsapts.com 929-3015700 Bolinwood Drive, Chapel Hill

Come visit our GREAT LOCATIONS of Stratford Hills and The

Stratford on MLK Boulevard. Not only are we walking distance

from UNC and downtown Chapel Hill, Our renovated apart-

ments offer beautiful new kitchens with black appliances, and

the property is located along side Bolin Creek. Come enjoy

miles of nature trails right at your back door. Great apartments

at great prices with 13 spacious floor plans that offer awesome

value plus an on-site fitness center and pool in the summer.

SunStone Apartments

sunstoneapts.com(888) 460-8220208 Conner Dr., Chapel Hill

At SunStone, our Students First Residence Life program will

make you feel right at home. Take a swim in our crystal clear,

Carolina blue waters or browse the free Wi-Fi while you lay out

on the sundeck. Challenge your friends to a game of basketball

or volleyball on our new lighted sport courts. Cookout on the

grills in one of our picnic areas or meet up with furry friends at

the SunStone Bark Park. Apartments feature a full size washer

and dryer, generous closet space, fully equipped kitchens, pri-

vate balcony or patio, and much more. At our clubhouse, you

can enjoy the free gourmet coffee bar, shoot some pool while

watching watch a UNC game on our big screen, print, copy, fax,

or scan at our resident business center, or meet your neighbors

at one of the many monthly resident social events. Located

down the hill from UNC, we are convenient to 15-501 and I-40,

on 4 free bus lines, and right across the street from the Uni-

versity Mall. You wont find a better location! Visit us at www.

sunstoneapts.com.

Tilt Music Festival

September 4-6, 2014

This week is the biggest back to school party around and the

biggest event of its kind to hit the Bull City. It includes both an

indoor grand stage and an outdoor stage setup. The TILT Mu-

sic Festival brings an enhanced high-energy lineup from local

favorites to international stars Sept. 4-6 at the Durham Conven-

tion Center, sponsored by Red Bull and Triangle Brewing. TheWhite Panda, Gazzo, DJs From Mars, Kevin Focus, Alex Young,

Animal, Ashes of Martyr, Aylen, Cappelli, D&D Sluggers, Damen

Anthony, DJ Cutman , DJ Forge, DJ Yona, DV-US, Eight Bit Di-

saster, Evan Evolution, Gent & Jawns, Grimecraft, Hype Bananas,

Kastra, Matt Goldman and nDEEP will all be playing.

Check us out at www.tiltfest.com for more information. The

TILT Music Festival is brought to you by the Triangle Game

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North Carolina Symphony OpeningWeekend Features Branford Marsalis

ncsymphony.org

The North Carolina Symphonys Classical Series opening

weekend features legendary saxophonist Branford Marsalis

and conductor Grant Llewellyn in a performance in Memorial

Hall on the campus of the University of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill on Thursday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m., and again on

Friday and Saturday, September 19-20, at 8 p.m., in Meymandi

Concert Hall in downtown Raleigh. The program includes

Glazunovs Saxophone Concert, Erwin Schulhoffs Hot

Sonata, Leonard Bernsteins Divertimento, and Debussys La

mer. Llewellyn says, To be able to build a relationship with

a world-class musician over time is a rare and ver y special

experience. In Branford Marsalis, North Carolina has a treasure

in its midst, and I am thrilled to continue our collaborative

journey in opening this season. The North Carolina Sym-

phony Campus Club is available for college students. Sign up

is free, with tickets for $10 for best-available Section A seats.

For information, www.ncsymphony.org/campusclub.

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