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UNC men's basketball completes comeback against No. 18 UCLA, 76-74, in the CBS Sports Classic

| December 21

Campus Y

Celebrate the Campus Y's anniversary this weekend

By Letter to the Editor | October 14

First, we want to say thanks to The Daily Tar Heel for its coverage of the Campus Y’s 150th anniversary on Sept.

UNC's Campus Y celebrates 150 years of innovation

By Colleen Volz | October 14

GGenerations of social activists will meet this weekend to celebrate 150 years of working for change. More than 300 students and 150 faculty members, ...

Chapel Hill Burrito Bikers delivers food to those in need

By Kevin Rothenberg | October 14

Since Sept. 18, a team of bikers have delivered breakfast burritos — along with peanut butter sandwiches and water — to those in need in Chapel Hill ...

Conor Farese plays with Tupapa Maasai and his brother Papai, a family he got to know while working in Monduli Juu, Tanzania. While in Tanzania, Farese taught English and helped construct a school in the village. – Courtesy of Conor Farese

Campus Y to offer gap year fellowships

By Caitlin McCabe | October 12

The UNC Campus Y’s newest initiative, the Global Gap Year Program, will allow students to expand their opportunities, both mentally and physically. Next ...

Campus Y has long history of fighting social injustice

By Letter to the Editor | September 30

TO THE EDITOR: Congratulations on the fine coverage of the Campus Y’s 150th anniversary (Sept.

The Kent State March, Campus Y protesters and Anne Queen (left to right) have contributed to the last 150 years of the Campus Y, a student organization focused on social justice. The Campus Y, which has been at UNC since 1860, started dealing with social justice issues during the 1950s, when racial integration started.

Campus Y celebrates 150 years of innovation, continues to fight for social justice

By Madiha Bhatti | September 28

One-hundred fifty years later, the Campus Y has grown into a hub of activism that accredits a rich history of social justice to its name.

Campus Y leaders look ahead

By Julian Caldwell | February 12

Days after making history with their election as co-presidents of the Campus Y, UNC students Marjorie Betubiza and Elizabeth McCain are already looking ...

Seven vie in UNC's Campus Y president elections

By Julian Caldwell | February 5

Seven UNC students are winding down their campaigns to secure one of two spots as co- president of the Campus Y.The election will take place Tuesday, ...