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(03/26/25 7:52pm)
Bhangra Elite, widely known around UNC's campus for their high-impact routines and explosive energy on stage, is a pinnacle part of the University's dance scene. Established in 1996, the group spreads the joy of bhangra, a dance form originating from the Punjab region in Northern India, to Chapel Hill and surrounding communities. Simran Arora, Gurnoor Grewal and Anjali Nelatoor, who are sophomores, and freshman Vraj Hingoo are all members of the team. This year, Bhangra Elite has 29 dancers in total.
(03/28/25 4:19pm)
On Sunday, the 38th annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk took place, with over 200 individuals signing up and many local organizations making appearances and donations to help combat food insecurity in the area.
(03/25/25 1:52am)
On Sunday afternoon, the UNC music department held a faculty chamber music concert at James and Susan Moeser Auditorium in Hill Hall. The musicians, Donald L. Oehler, Simon Ertz and Mimi Solomon are all current professors in the music department.
(03/25/25 1:09am)
Tatum Evans had been in this position before. It didn’t make it any easier.
(03/24/25 1:57am)
No. 3 seed North Carolina (28-7, 13-5 ACC) will take on No. 6 seed West Virginia (25-7, 13-5 Big 12) in the second round of the NCAA tournament on Monday at 7 p.m. The Tar Heels will battle again on their home turf in Carmichael Arena after shutting down No. 14 seed Oregon State, 70-49, there on Saturday.
(03/24/25 7:45pm)
From March 5-23, Playmakers Repertory Company put on "Confederates," a play which explores the triumphs and struggles of two women living in interconnected worlds. “Confederates” takes place exclusively in two settings: a modern day university office and a plantation during the American Civil War era.
(03/25/25 4:16pm)
GREENSBORO — There were hugs. There was jumping. There was yelling.
(03/24/25 8:33pm)
Approximately 150 students, faculty and community members gathered at Polk Place on Wednesday in solidarity with Mahmoud Khalil and Leqaa Kordia, two pro-Palestinian activists from Columbia University who were recently arrested by federal immigration authorities.
(03/24/25 8:38pm)
Five years ago, UNC alumnus Brown Councill and his wife, Eileen Councill, decided to set sail and travel the world. At the time, they were living in China, content to stay for a few more years. However, once the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, they decided to jump-start their journey.
(03/24/25 7:54pm)
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ Board of Education met Thursday night to discuss budget cuts to language programs.
(03/23/25 10:00pm)
Over the past twenty years, our nation and the University have become more and more polarized. Students would rather engage with those who share the same societal and political views and, well, why not? If you are a true believer of your party then you ought to stand away from those with different opinions. To debate with someone who has such drastically different beliefs than you would be a waste of time in the current era of U.S. politics. A step to the left or a step to the right could mean faltering on all you find moral.
(03/25/25 4:27am)
In an interview last year, the now-secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., articulated support for the idea of providing three healthy meals a day to every person in the country. Kennedy, a leader in the Make America Healthy Again movement, has proposed numerous ideas on how we can fix our health, most of which range from misguided to insane. However, in this case, I think he’s onto something.
(03/25/25 1:45am)
Getting closer to graduation at UNC brings warmer weather and exams, but it also marks the unmasking and recruiting of everyone’s favorite mascot, Rameses.
(03/26/25 8:46pm)
On Friday evening, the Board of Elections announced Leah Frazier as the 2025-2026 Graduate and Professional Student Government president. This announcement came after a Supreme Court ruling on Wednesday made almost all the candidates write-ins, and an emergency BOE meeting Friday afternoon that disqualified Nyssa Tucker, who won almost 70 percent of the votes. On Monday morning, Tucker filed a second lawsuit against the BOE.
(03/25/25 4:29am)
Nyah Hamlett, the current superintendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, will conclude her tenure in June, prompting a search to fill the position.
(03/24/25 1:01am)
Gov. Josh Stein unveiled his $67.9 billion budget proposal for 2025-2027 last week. The key components of his plan are affordability, education, childcare, healthcare and safety.
(03/23/25 8:02pm)
The No. 17 North Carolina baseball team (18-6, 4-5 ACC) defeated Boston College (10-11, 3-6 ACC), 10-0, on Sunday afternoon in Brighton, Massachusetts.
(03/25/25 1:54am)
UNC's Asian American Center is celebrating its fifth anniversary with milestones in January and May, reflecting on the center’s growth and impact since its inception.
(03/24/25 1:02am)
When the Republican Party regained the White House in the 2024 election, winning every swing state and establishing a unified government in the process, it was interpreted by many as a political and cultural realignment toward the right. Many traditionally Democratic groups shifted heavily toward the GOP, delivering a broad Republican victory, including the first popular vote win for a Republican presidential candidate in 20 years.
(03/24/25 1:50am)
GREENSBORO – It's a 10.
